Sentence examples for decline in available from inspiring English sources

To help small business owners who desperately need loans and who are bearing the brunt of the decline in available credit.

They are plagued by declining student enrollments, a surplus of PhDs, a skeptical public, a sense of uncertainty as to mission, and a decline in available money.

This caused a disastrous slowdown in the manufacturing sector, resulting in huge layoffs in the garment and household deity industry and prompting a catastrophic decline in available investment capital.

At the turn of the century, immigration to Manitoba boomed, fueled by massive government advertising, social conditions in Europe, and the decline in available land in the United States.

If students have relied on outside jobs to cover rising tuition costs, the drop in work hours due to a decline in available positions may be problematic, according to an article in Inside Higher Ed.

Due to a decline in available arable land and also because other commodities like corn became more profitable for farmers through subsidies and other protectionist policies, soybean production declined in China from 2004 onwards.

Smaller animals tend to use energy less efficiently, putting seabed fisheries under further pressure and worsening the effects of the overall declines in available food.

However, PHB treatments did induce significant changes in soil properties between 2006 and 2011, with substantial declines in available P (> 10 kg P ha− 1 yr− 1) at sites with high initial P and modest increases in SOC (0.9 5.7 Mg C ha− 1 yr− 1) at sites with low initial SOC.

Noting the projected declines in available resources for malaria control over the next few years, authors of the malaria study write that there is an "existential risk to control programs caused by this deterioration in funding".

In turn, these results suggest that both prospective memory proper and vigilance are resource-demanding rather than automatic and that age declines seen on prospective memory proper and vigilance are at least in part due to age declines in available processing resources as argued by Craik [2], [3].

Land use changes in such river basins have affected the hydrological environment, as seen in diminished water quality not only in rivers but also in groundwater and springs, resulting in a decline in the available water resources.