Sentence examples for cause declines to from inspiring English sources

But it is curious that "The Conspirator," while it includes a scene in which Mary speaks with tragic, misty eloquence about "the cause," declines to note, even in passing, that her cause was the defense of a way of life built on the labor of human chattel.

Changes in management frequency and intensity are known to cause declines in plant populations.

Plucking animals out of the wild can also cause declines in populations and lead to extinctions.

The increasing peristomatal transpiration with increasing D at large values of D cause aperture to decline at a rate sufficient to cause declining E.

With increasing units of ligase enzyme in combination with 2  μL of DNA template, increasing MFI values for the NTC were seen (Data set S.4), which caused declining signal-to-noise ratios.

The death rate from all causes declined to 4.7 per thousand in 2002 from 5.9 per thousand in 1982.

The investment bank, not usually known as an ally of grass-roots causes, declined to comment on its position.

The question of what causes declines in stocks is difficult to answer.

Light pollution may be causing decline – bats, for instance, learn to hunt moths by street light.

Demographic modelling, the gathering of ancillary information and linked research programmes allow the causes of declines to be identified.

Before the economic downturn of 2008, the Internet did not cause a material decline to traditional media's bottom line.