Sentence examples for consequences of declining from inspiring English sources

I discuss the consequences of declining electoral cohesion and what future research needs to explore.

The consequences of declining DNR and electing CPR when breathing and pulse stop — "coding," in I.C.U.

Britain has lagged behind most other western nations in terms of our infrastructure with all the consequences of declining productivity – this must not continue.

But before you laugh at my motives, try to envisage the consequences of declining car sales for British manufacturing and the people who work in it.

It is not common, however, for religion to present hard refusals that elide creative workarounds when the potential consequences of declining to use the medicine are so dire.

Mr Blair will argue that among the many unfortunate consequences of declining public confidence in the courts is a desire that justice be ever harsher and more retributive.

Growing debt among college students is largely a consequence of declining public support for higher education.

The decline was a consequence of declining birthrates, a higher death rate, and a relatively high rate of infant mortality.

Jay Rosen, a blogger and professor of journalism at New York University, said that sites like the Politicker are partly a consequence of declining investments in newsgathering by local newspapers and television stations.

The demographic bulge of Mexican men in their teens and early 20s who flocked illegally to the United States from the 1990s until the Great Recession has petered out, in part a consequence of declining Mexican fertility since the 1970s.

It was widely rumoured that, as a consequence of declining circulation, febrile competition, weak regulation and an historic culture of rule-breaking, behaviour such as phone-hacking and paying police for tip-offs had become rife in some tabloids.