Sentence examples for decline in quantities from inspiring English sources

The advent of cheaper Mexican cochineal led to an abrupt slump in the Polish cochineal trade, and the 1540s saw a steep decline in quantities of the red dye exported from Poland.

Monks are suffering a decline in "quantity and quality," he said, partly because young people are drawn to the riches and fast-paced life of the cities.

Additionally, milk production and therefore butter and cheese production also decline in quantity by autumn.

Therefore, an increase in quality is more expensive and will result in a decline in quantity demand.

However, they are also susceptible to decline in quantity as a result of increased grazing pressure because their mean presence declines with proximity to the piospheres.

The second channel implies that the decline in quantity of children, accompanied with the increase of quality of them, arises from the supply-side changes rather than from men's demand shift from quantity of children to quality of them.

Following the deaths of Hokusai and Hiroshige and the Meiji Restoration of 1868, ukiyo-e suffered a sharp decline in quantity and quality.

The basic argument for dramatically shrinking the US fleet is that our weapon systems are far more capable than systems even 10 or 15 years ago and so our increased quality will make up for any decline in quantity.

Chopin's output as a composer throughout this period declined in quantity year by year.

Although activity is expected to pick up in the near future, the changes led to reduced production of value added wood products and a decline in overall quantities of wood products exported.

Perhaps the most telling example of intellectual quiescence was the dramatic decline in the quantity of historical works produced in Egypt.