Sentence examples similar to a tangible decline from inspiring English sources

The world's population may peak in the second half of this century, but it will take at least a couple of generations beyond that before there will be any tangible decline, as any reductions in per capita birth rates will be offset by larger numbers of people having children.

The result has been to see asset prices, both paper and tangible, decline.

While it can take a long time for the prevalence of HCV to decline after the PAT exposures, this fact may not be sufficient to explain the lack of tangible decline.

It's much better saved as a tangible proof of the decline of doctors under managed care.

Without monitoring, it is difficult to determine if declining catch rates are due to a tangible reduction in numbers or to an increased presence of fish with low vulnerability to angling.

As his health declined, Mr. Kennedy became more of an inspirational leader than a tangible one.

Finally, the prime minister has specified a tangible benefit of Brexit that will help to ease the pain of isolationism, rising inflation, falling wages and economic decline: the return of the blue passport.

It makes a tangible difference.

"It involves absolute truth, a tangible asset.

Solidarity is a tangible asset.

And Sir John left a tangible legacy.