Sentence examples for decline in material from inspiring English sources

With only one reference to current politics (France) and a slight decline in material in the second act, "As Long as We Both Shall Laugh" remains a generous display of warmhearted, high-quality humor that provides a welcome respite from wartime tensions.

In addition to the loss in bone volume that occurs with age, there is a decline in material properties.

Alkali-activated cements manufactured with SCMs may reduce the need for Portland clinker by up to 90 wt% 100 wt% with no significant decline in material strength.

He said: "The decline in materials subjects is particularly worrying as there was such a small number of these students to begin with.

Was this sharp decline in raw material costs a boon to oil refiners?

Danone, which also makes yogurt drink Actimel, said net profit rose to 932 million euros ($1.3 billion) from 879 million euros ($1.3 billion) a year ago, also helped by a decline in raw material prices and the sale of some assets in Australia and India.

Jeff Pack, Gideons International's director of communications, said he isn't sure why the STR survey shows a decline in religious material in hotel rooms, considering that the distribution of Bibles by his group hasn't dropped.

The period of 2011 2012 saw a marked decline in direct material and technical support to primary level health centres, particularly in the large urban health centres that were each supporting HIV patient loads of between 3000 and 15,000 individuals.

"On a positive note, while there has been serious decline in traditional materials subjects, there does appear to be growth in other materials based courses such as forensic engineering, sports materials, bio-materials and aerospace materials.

Five of the 13 retail categories fell, led by a 9.3 percent decline in building materials, the department said.

Slowing sales and a decline in raw materials mean companies will be less likely to raise prices, which may give Federal Reserve policy makers more room to act to spur growth after the nation's economy almost stalled.