Sentence examples for combination of a declining from inspiring English sources

Some marketers attribute their new direction to the combination of a declining record industry and a diversifying hip-hop culture.

Letters found at the Pro Football Hall of Fame show how the Save Our Browns campaign illuminated a "culture of losing"—the combination of a declining city, poor sports teams, and angst from social change in the greater Cleveland community.

But the combination of a decline in the DVD business, the recession and increased bottom line pressure at major media companies culled the herd.

The mechanism for medullary hypoxia is a combination of a decline in regional microcirculatory blood flow and increased oxygen demand of tubular cells [29, 32].

Grape berry ripening may be initiated by the combination of a decline in auxin level coupled with an increment in abscissic acid level [ 27, 28].

At the edge of a population's range, the habitat becomes less suitable to the point where negative energy balance is reached due to the combination of a decline in Eg, and elevations in Ee and Ei.

Bangladesh is now passing through the third stage of demographic transition [ 58] with a combination of declining fertility since the late 1970s, declining mortality since the mid-twentieth century, and increasing LE.

The substantial increase in deployment of customer-sited solar photovoltaics (PV) in the United States has been driven by a combination of steeply declining costs, financing innovations, and supportive policies.

Leonard Meyer, the Milford Jai-Alai president, said the closing was forced by a combination of events including declining attendance, a continuing drop in revenue in the face of competition from Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun casinos, and the inability to gain legislative support for the simulcasting of horse races.

The simulation models presented here demonstrate that the pattern of LTP can be explained by a combination of declining incidence with age and a modest false negative rate in diagnostic assessment.

The combination of a rapid decline in economic activity, rising foreclosures and mortgage defaults as well as mark-to-market accounting led to large losses at banks and panic selling of stocks.