Sentence examples for consequently declining from inspiring English sources

Bonds had responded positively to three of the previous four rate cuts, with prices rising and yields consequently declining across the board.

One participant described not wanting to have acupuncture because she had a fear of needles, and consequently declining.

How many captains of industry or Whitehall officials or quango bosses or media proprietors seeking establishment validation to cap or enhance their careers, have consequently declined to rock the boat?

Its population grew to approximately 40,000 before it was destroyed by the Russians in 1810; thereupon the Turks moved the regional centre of government northwest to Vidin, and Nikopol consequently declined.

In Brazil, despite the successful implementation of health policies that led to a decrease in smoking (from 22.4% in 2003 to 14.8% in 2011) [ 3, 4] and, consequently, declines of approximately 20% in cardiovascular and chronic respiratory diseases in recent years, the prevalence of diabetes and hypertension is rising in parallel with that of obesity.

However, in response to the Ports Bill, University of Queensland (UQ) academics said on 19 December 2014 that, although the issues are "not insurmountable", "the health of the reef is still declining and consequently more needs to be done".

This approach, consequently leads to decline CO2 emission eventually.

In developed countries the incidence of EPEC induced diarrhoea has declined, consequently routine screening for EPEC is no longer performed [6].

Therefore, our findings may reflect the complex relationship between iron and lead metabolism where the metals interact to further increase damage and, consequently, cognitive decline.

Therefore, elucidating the process of amyloid plaque formation and growth may reveal important targets for therapeutic interventions to stop the progression of synapse loss and consequently cognitive decline in AD.

Prolonged neuromodulatory regimes, such as those critically involved in promoting arousal and suppressing sleep-associated synchronous activity patterns, might be expected to trigger adaptation processes and, consequently, a decline in neuromodulator-driven effects.