Sentence examples for concurrent decline from inspiring English sources
There has been a roughly concurrent decline in shopping trips in America, for example, as well as a fall-off in commuting and business trips.
With the rise of Christianity and the concurrent decline of the Roman Empire, pugilism as entertainment apparently ceased to exist for many centuries.
Julia Buckingham Edelmann, a Chicago interior designer, said that over the last few years she has seen a large increase in clients who want to decorate and design spaces for their teenage children, and a concurrent decline in interest in the multipurpose great room.
Social-networking sites are used by 60% of all British households, and account for more than a fifth of all time spent on the internet.Trip trapA rise in hours spent staring at computer screens and televisions and a concurrent decline in journeys to see friends at home does not necessarily mean that Britain is becoming a nation of hermits.
It may also explain the concurrent decline of Byzantine strength in the Mediterranean, manifest in the capture of Crete by the Arabs (826 or 827) and in the initiation of attacks upon Sicily that secured the island for the world of Islam.
At this time also, there was a concurrent decline in the speed of wind (Figs. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6).
You've seen a steady increase in women's Olympic performance over the decades, and I think we're starting to see concurrent declines in men's performance.
At several stations, concurrent declines in pCO2 aq), DIC, DOC, and POC were observed potentially indicating a change in C dynamics at these specific locations within the Everglades system.
Shared risk factors might become more common with increasing age, such as chronic diseases, dysregulation of homeostasis, and concurrent declines in the function of multiple physiological systems.
The EICA hypothesis has stimulated much work in this area because it explicitly predicts that introduced plants should undergo genetically based increases in growth and reproduction, and concurrent declines in physical and chemical defenses.
But the concurrent sharp decline in revenue from thousands of fewer tourists and the loss of businesses in Lower Manhattan will cut deeply into the next mayor's budget, almost certainly leading to abandonment of many promises made along the campaign trail for things like housing and smaller class sizes.
