Sentence examples for a recent decline of from inspiring English sources

Dr. Roza, who is an adviser to Mr. Gates, said she had measured a recent decline of half a percent in the total number of employees in American public education.

Typically, we lament a recent decline of ethics in our corporate leaders as if somehow new, and criticize those business schools that educated them.

Complaining to me about what she sees as a recent decline of the American society, Jones said she worries about her six grandchildren's fate in a world where gays can marry.

But, they add, there was no clear evidence that the devices were prompting more people to give up smoking, or that they had an impact on the use of nicotine replacement therapies bought over the counter, or stop smoking services – an area of interest given a recent decline in use of such services.

Exports may be gaining strength partly because of a recent decline in the value of the dollar against both the euro and the yen.

Liberty said that it bought the shares to take advantage of a recent decline in the stock price of IAC.

Of 59 local authorities in England which responded to a BBC survey, 35 of them (around 59%) said they had recorded a recent decline in the number of dinners taken at secondary schools.

The publisher of Las Vegas Advisor blames the extra charges for a recent decline in the number of visitors.

NBC's "Today" show, already drawing widespread attention because of a recent decline in the ratings, received a barrage of online criticism on Tuesday for being the only network morning news show not to observe a moment of silence in commemoration of the attacks on the World Trade Center, which took place 11 years ago.

When the OECD recently looked at 12 member countries, it found clear signs of a recent decline in disability in elderly people in only five of them (including America).

These reforms became generalised in China, leading to a recent decline in academic investigation of Shenzhen.