Sentence examples for a radical decline from inspiring English sources

And who wants to pay to top off someone else's pile of money via increased income taxes or a radical decline in state services?

But that will surely follow when the "quiet people" realise that Leave's vacuous slogans and empty promises (NHS spending up? Nigel Farage has already disowned that. A radical decline in immigration? Daniel Hannan has now said that won't happen) won't deliver the economic salvation they were promised.

National figures, in turn, are showing a radical decline, as the Northern Region already accounts for more than 80 per cent of all Guinea worm cases in Ghana.

There's been an absolutely radical decline in my income over recent years," said Peet. "I do live by writing, but that's because I have got a backlist of educational books which keeps on selling, and I have a pension, and I have to go on the road.

While many analysts had been forecasting a far less radical decline in the quarter, they ascribed its losses primarily to the decline in the technology businesses and the higher-than-expected cost of earlier job reductions.

A study published in July in the journal Environmental Research Letters, that compared model projections with observations, estimated that the radical decline in Arctic sea ice has been between 70-95% due to human activities.

The radical decline in sea ice around the Arctic is at least 70% due to human-induced climate change, according to a new study, and may even be up to 95% down to humans – rather higher than scientists had previously thought.

The struggles of Detroit overall, and the radical decline of property values in the city, have been well documented.

Two piglets in group T died of radical decline of systemic blood pressure.

The radical decline is most unfortunate, keeping in mind that the WHO recently decided to change the recommended duration of exclusive breastfeeding from 4 6 months to 6 months[ 26].

During the last month we've seen radical declines in retail pricing that I believe will soon clear out the excess inventories and with the switchover to digital broadcasting scheduled to take place in the U.S. next February, I think there is a reasonable chance that we'll see some pent up demand unfold in the first quarter.