Sentence examples for decline in concern from inspiring English sources

This decline in concern would be fine if visible pollution were all that mattered — but it isn't, of course.

Fox said our reaction to food and the loss of food management skills was compounded by a long decline in concern about waste.

But we've also seen a sharp decline in concern about AIDS.

Yet we should not focus so completely on cyclical fluctuations that we ignore a potential decline in concern about environment protection in the United States related to the changing racial/ethnic composition of our population.

If the troubles in Iraq have fueled a rising preoccupation with foreign affairs, recent economic improvement could explain the relative decline in concerns on that front.

Stocks staged a late rally and closed slightly higher on Monday, rebounding from a broad early decline rooted in concern that Europe's debt problems could slow the global economic recovery.

But it only adds to the airlines' biggest concern, the decline in business travelers, which normally accounts for approximately 75% of revenue and erasing any chance the carriers might have had to break even.

"The Climate Majority," by Jon A. Krosnick (Op-Ed, June 9), could leave the impression that polls showing a decline in American concern about climate change should be ignored or are incorrect.

On the contrary, in recent years a decline in public concern and acceptance of climate change has been documented (Capstick and Pidgeon 2014).

Such messages may also help to counteract the decline since the later 1980s in the perception of HIV as an urgent health problem in the US [ 23] and the parallel decline in personal concern about becoming infected with HIV [ 24].

The move would also lead to a decline in investor concerns of the Fed inflating away the U.S. debt, and, last but not least, reduce the incentive of reserve managers to diversify from the greenback.