Sentence examples for chart a decline from inspiring English sources

Polls chart a decline in churchgoing among American Catholics and a robust disobedience.

The same surveys that chart a decline in his overall approval rating also reveal alarming defections among independents and moderate Republicans.

MAPS: 'RARE COMMODITY': A new report charts a decline in homes considered affordable, or costing no more than two and a half times the median income for the region, as shown in green.

Hate incidents against Muslims rose 14% in 2014, according to recently released FBI statistics, which charted a decline in similar cases against other groups.

The Great Migration of wildebeests in Kenya and Tanzania © Natural Habitat Adventures 2. Chart: Depicts a decline in the blue wildebeest population between 1997 and 2009 in a private protected area.

The quarter saw sales of Apple's iPhone decline for the first time, with the analyst charting a 4.4percentnt decline on the year before quarter for Cupertino.

Since 2003, Ofcom has charted a steady decline in the delivery of public service content and of originated programming, without ever suggesting how this depressing trend might be reversed.

The relative lack of backlash to Obama's overtures came as a surprise even to White House officials, but a long-running poll by Florida International University has charted a steady decline in support for the deep freeze on diplomacy, particularly among younger Cuban Americans.

But Professor Steven M. Cohen, a sociologist at Hebrew Union College in Manhattan who co-wrote a study last year charting a steep decline in attachment to Israel among younger Jews, said the younger and liberal-leaning are frustrated at being labeled "anti-Israel" or even anti-Semitic for expressing opposition to Israel's treatment of Palestinians in the occupied territories.

While polls charted a steady decline in UKIP support through 2015, commentators noted an unusual lack of energy from its leader and questioned whether he was fit for the fight.

Some ― including Gallup and HuffPost/YouGov polling ― found his numbers remaining largely stable, while others ― including Quinnipiac and Ipsos/Reuters surveys ― charted a significant decline.