Sentence examples for decline could be contributed from inspiring English sources

To some extent, the decline could be contributed to spotty acceptance; while there are a growing number of supported terminals in the U.S., tap-to-pay isn't available everywhere the way swiping is today.

Mr. Hobbs acknowledged that both situations could be contributing to the decline, but he said he doubted either was a significant factor.

Mr. Chertoff has said the fencing, in addition to thousands of new Border Patrol agents and presence of thousands of National Guard troops, has resulted in a 22percentt drop in apprehensions of illegal immigrants along the border, though economists and political scientists on the border say several other factors could be contributing to the decline.

"Things like this could be contributing to the decline in human reproductive potential," Boockfor says.

Increasing coverage of inexpensive health interventions such as immunization, insecticide-treated nets, and case management of childhood infections could be contributing to the decline in critical income for child survival (Jamison et al., 2006; Mathers et al., 2008).

Ofcom said: "The popularity of the tablet could be contributing to the declining number of children with a TV set in their bedroom".

Karen Kosiba, a tornado researcher at the Center for Severe Weather Research in Boulder, Colo., said she was "surprised" by the declines in tornado warning performance and agreed efforts to try to warn for the fickle QLCS tornadoes could be contributing.

Richard Clayton, research director for the CtW Investment Group, told Risk & Governance Weekly that a number of factors could be contributing to the drop in retail participation — including frustration with a flagging economy and a declining real estate market.

Several factors could be contributing.

Most of the decline could be attributed to the decline in the incidence of SCC.

Could they be contributing to the decline in the frog population and by proxy to human health problems?