Sentence examples for causes for decline from inspiring English sources

The causes for decline are many, and some have nothing to do with religion or with the recent disclosures of sexual abuse by Catholic priests.

Ignorance about the potential benefits of clinical autopsy among the doctors and lay public, religious beliefs and stigma attached to the dissection of body of the near and dear ones are the predominant causes for decline in clinical autopsies worldwide.

Although some turnaround frameworks incorporate such different contextual settings as exogenous or internal causes for decline (Tushman and Rosenkopf 1996), or consider different process stages (Barker and Duhaime 1997), the interdependencies between process, context, and the chosen turnaround strategy have been neglected.

Rapid development and transformation are the main causes for declining urban natural landscapes as well as its physical and environmental qualities.

Soil fertility depletion in smallholder farms is one of the fundamental biophysical causes for declining per capita food production in Ethiopia.

The ornithologists who collected the eggs could never have known that their work would one day help establish causes for declines and help in making conservation strategies to save bird such as peregrine falcons from possible extinction.

The previous study identified 3 probable causes for declining immunization rates between 1997 and 2002: 1) reduced funding for immunizations at public health offices, 2) informal referrals by Medicaid providers to community health centers and public health offices, and 3) increased workloads at community health centers.

Possible causes for declining of phenotypic value as a consequence of endogamy includes the fact that favorable genes tend to be dominant or partially dominant [ 6- 8].

The cause for decline in bilirubin levels in patients with Gilbert's syndrome treated with isotretinoin is still unknown.

There are multiple causes for this decline, including declining demand in the United Kingdom.

Secretary Herter may assure us that he will be a stern critic of Soviet behavior at Geneva, but the general belief here is that Mr. Gromyko will have a hard time making himself offensive enough to give the President cause for declining a summit conference.