The great trade slump that began in October 1929 brought a swift decline in the prosperity of American publishing.
In the North Pacific, the team demonstrated that rapid spatial shifts in right whaling occurred over the decade of the 1840s and resulted in a swift decline in the rate at which whalers encountered right whales [50].
Extinction of the learned behavior in subjects with FRAXA was characterized by a swift decline in the percentage of CRs in the first trials.
It's a discovery that could cue a swifter decline in the appetite for whale.
Data from the United States, Australia, Mexico and El Salvador, where rotavirus vaccines have recently become part of routine childhood immunizations, show steep and swift declines in the number of children under 5 who become ill with the virus, according to studies published in a supplement to The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal.
The result: a swift decline in service and — ultimately — in customers.
Injection rate climbs slightly for a majority of that year, followed by a swift decline in injection and increase in pressure.
Such a swift decline of coal in the UK was not always inevitable.
Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham, both Republicans, claim that America would face a "swift decline as the world's leading military power".In this section The last best hope Finally, some good news Have firearm, can travel Reflected glory Fun at the FactFest Behind the Zion curtain Help on the way Terrible swift sword ReprintsPlenty of defence wonks agree.
Not long after I visited Beatitudes, I saw my mother-in-law, who in the past few years has undergone a swift decline into dementia.
But Wall notes this masks quite a swift drop in the number of hours people are, on average, listening.
