Sentence examples for consistent declines from inspiring English sources

The dams, which provide cheap electricity to the Northwest, have caused consistent declines in fish populations and generated court fights.

Criminologists posit that the explanation for consistent declines in recorded offending is a mixture of these factors and many more.

The Shanghai Composite Index has fallen on 19 of 30 sessions in what Bloomberg reports is one of the most consistent declines.

We've had fairly consistent declines in road casualties – big drops from 2007 to 2010, and then a gentle decline – but now the fear is that after the cutbacks that have taken place in road safety and expertise, the chickens are coming home to roost".

Each user had a different trajectory, with some recovering more robustly than others, but all showed consistent declines over the monitored period.

Less skilled Nelson-Denny readers but not less skilled structure builders showed consistent declines in recall after they performed the difficult task that challenged word processing.

Although each index (ML env, MLEFFCH env, and MLTECH env ) shows almost no change during the period of 1992 to 1999, when there is a consistent decline in ML all, ML env and MLTECH env substantially declined and consistently took values under unity after 2000, when ML all greatly improved (see Fig. 3).

"We literally had had a year and a half of consistent decline in lodging demand," Mr. Woodworth said.

The Giants' offense peaked in Week 5 against Cleveland and has been in a relatively consistent decline since.

But they may help explain the small but consistent decline in the proportion of boys born in industrialized countries over the last 40 years.

But managers are portrayed as ignoring the consistent decline in Napster's potential and fortunes -- and, in turn, as failing to find potentially viable solutions.