Sentence examples for a sharp erosion in from inspiring English sources

Part of Mr. Fernandez's gloom stems from the city's budgetary problems, which he and others fear will lead to a sharp erosion in New Yorkers' quality of life.

For DreamWorks Animation, which has experienced a sharp erosion in its stock price over the last few months, the deal with Netflix comes with one major perk.

Scratch beneath the headline number, however, and two trends emerge that both rattle and divide the ruling party.The first is a sharp erosion of its support in some of the country's biggest industrial regions.

Some lawmakers and critics are concerned that a further sharp erosion in housing prices could lead to more foreclosures than Fannie and Freddie could absorb without a large investment or loan from the government, which would involve committing taxpayer funds.

The measures worked, but it took years for the city to get back on its feet, even with the help of an economic boom in the 1980's, and the Faustian price was humbling and severe -- a sharp erosion of the power of the mayor and other city officials to make their own spending and budget decisions.

A significant difference in the modified Sharp erosion score was observed as early as 6 months in the 180-mg denosumab group (0.05) compared with placebo (0.59, p = 0.019), and at 12 months, both the 60-mg (0.33) and 180-mg (0.19) denosumab groups were significantly different from the placebo group (1.34, p = 0.012 and p = 0.007, respectively).

Considering the group of patients that presented a progression of the Sharp erosion score, seven patients progressed 1 point, three patients 2 points and one patient 4 points.

13 The study was powered for change from baseline in the Genant-modified Sharp erosion score and used a rank-based analysis of covariance to compare changes between treatment groups at year 1.

Their disease was predicted to progress without treatment at an estimated rate of four to five points per year on the Sharp erosion subscale, and four points per year on the Sharp joint-space narrowing subscale.

Here people used to grow cocoa but with soil erosion and a sharp drop in cocoa prices, many people have been left unemployed.

During that period, not only will people lose jobs, but the US will suffer a significant loss in productivity, a sharp decline in worker and business morale, an erosion of its competitive edge on the global stage, and a flight of investment capital out of the country.