Sentence examples for comparative decline from inspiring English sources

Dortmund's rise in Europe, and its comparative decline in the Bundesliga, has its own reasons.

We are going to get sensible reform because I know plenty of reasonable people in Europe that want sensible reform as well comparative decline".

Its comparative decline is reflected, however, in the exclusion of the national captain, Ryan Jones, a favorite to lead the tour only a few months ago.

What is striking, though, is that if things merely remain the same they lead to a comparative decline, while others do better.

Unsurprisingly, it is a battle that they have not won.The perception of comparative decline also extends to teaching too.

"We saw a year of comparative decline, first, because of a restriction of loans due to overbuilding in certain classes of structures, and second, because of a diversion of funds from mortgage and construction channels into Wall Street," he wrote.

An absolute decline in the defense budget, combined with a relative decline in comparative military strength vis-à-vis some emerging powers, will force the US to revaluate its military posture.

The economy grew by more than 4.5% a year between 1932 and 1939 at a faster rate than it had for several decades—and output per person surged from 79% of the American level in 1929 to 97% by 1937, in effect reversing 50 years of comparative economic decline in just eight years.

Analysts say comparative American declines are an inevitable result of rising standards of living around the globe.

Thus, all of the posterior distributions were significantly different from the assigned uniform priors for the Pondicherry data set, which exhibited the lowest variability in mf prevalence with age (as a result of its bigger sample size), with this comparative difference declining markedly in the case of the more variable Papua New Guinea (PNG) data sets.

Back at work within the statutory year, earnings tend to decline comparative to those who have not been on leave.