Sentence examples for decline in number from inspiring English sources

Animal as well as plant species decline in number with increasing latitude in both polar regions.

Jeremy Leaf, a former Rics chairman who runs an estate agency in north London, said: "The decline in number of property transactions continues to be a worry.

For the first time this year, the overall civilian casualties began to decline in number, according to both NATO and United Nations figures, compared with last year.

Giraffe have suffered a decline in number from around 150,000 across Africa three decades ago to 100,000 today, as their habitat has been turned over to agriculture.

The graceful but now critically endangered high brown fritillary and the Lulworth skipper, which is confined to the Dorset coastline and has suffered a 93% decline in number since 2000, continued to disappear from the countryside.

"However, it is clear [severance payments were] not done in accordance with best practice – and that is why we have already tightened up procedures and also why we will not contemplate this level of payoff in the future, even though senior posts will continue to decline in number," he said.

Such a decline in numbers will particularly affect Crete.

All contribute to the continuing decline in numbers.

Today that has fallen to 0.2%, a 95% decline in numbers.

The Indians of South America continue to decline in numbers, but the Carsjas are holding their own.

Earl Peel rose to call attention to the decline in numbers of the reds and its significance.