Sentence examples for continue to decline because of from inspiring English sources

Rhode Island has the nation's third-highest unemployment rate, but the welfare rolls here continue to decline because of the time limits and stringent work requirements.

When Mr. McCain has been in a real contest this year, voter turnout has increased despite expectations that it would continue to decline because of a lack of compelling national issues.

Some were simply reversing short positions, or bets they had previously made that the Japanese yen would continue to decline because of Japan's weak economy and high debt levels.

Even though the exact makeup of Enron's large trading portfolio remains a mystery, traders said that the energy company had bet that interest rates would continue to decline because of continuing weakness in the economy.

However, while emissions in the United States could continue to decline because of market forces and coal-to-gas switching, and a growth in renewable sources of electricity, it is hardly assured that will continue.

Gross believes that it is "inevitable" that the dollar will continue to decline because of the trade deficit.

In the second quarter, sales in Britain continued to decline because of tough competition, and those in Germany were hurt by a weak economy.

Aggregate membership continued to stabilise at around 7 million members but union density continued to decline because of an expanding labour force - it now stands at 28% - despite an increasing amount of resources being put into union organising and workers wanting representation.

"That doesn't mean homes prices aren't going to continue to decline, because there are a lot of unresolved issues".

The unemployment rate continues to decline because a growing share of the nonworking population is not even trying to find jobs.

Although rail has always contributed a tiny proportion of value added in transportation, its share of value added continues to decline because road transport (freight and passenger) has virtually taken over all the traffic previously conveyed by rail.