Sentence examples for a persisting decline from inspiring English sources
Macy's Inc, the department store chain, posted a wider quarterly loss on Wednesday, hurt by a persisting decline in sales as shoppers shunned extraneous items.
And it has produced a country scarred by increasing inequality – soaring prosperity for a tiny minority at the top and a persisting decline in real wages for the vast majority.
An index of British retail sales stayed near a 25-year low in July, adding to evidence of a persisting decline in consumer spending in England, Europe's second-largest economy.
4 There are natural fluctuations in the incidence of the disease over time and by location, the reasons for which are generally poorly understood, so there is uncertainty over how the incidence of disease will develop in the future and whether the current comparatively low incidence in the United Kingdom will persist, decline further, or increase.
Once a person has developed early stage CKD, blood pressure has a persisting detrimental effect on decline in renal function resulting in an accelerated progression to ESRD [ 15- 19].
A specific IgM ELISA might be especially valuable for monitoring patients with an initially negative VDRL test (mainly primary syphilis cases) and in patients with a slow decline or persisting low VDRL reactivity.
She further added that "a continued decline might persist even more rapidly, if the growth of large corporations is left unchallenged".
Regression analysis showed significant induction of micronuclei in NHP blood cells that persisted with a gradual decline over the 8-month study period, suggesting long-term DNA damage in blood lymphocytes after WTLI.
And when it persists, frogs decline by around 85%, and they don't seem to be recovering," said Dr Garner.
Understanding how and why populations either persist or decline towards extinction is crucial to conservation efforts.
The motivation and justification for investigating 'costs of resistance' are typically to gain insight into the likelihood that resistance will persist or decline in the absence of antibiotics.
