Sentence examples for decline in relation from inspiring English sources
After decades of decline in relation to gross domestic product, the combined economic and military budget looks set to rise in relative terms under President Bush.
Calcification rates (think of this as the rate at which a coral, say, can grow, based on its ability to construct its skeleton) decline in relation to carbonate concentrations.
"OUR decline in relation to our European partners has been so marked that today we are not only no longer a world power, but we are not in the first rank even as a European one".
These outcomes on family mediation and conditional effects underscore the importance of viewing economic decline in relation to both the child's characteristics and parenting behavior.
It later sold 316,944 copies in the country, a significant decline in relation to the sales of...Baby One More Time and Oops!.
Other studies linking migrant diversity and abundance to surrounding land cover composition are lacking, but this result is surprising given that species richness of breeding bird species decline in relation to increasing urbanization at local and landscape scales [40].
Mr. Yushchenko said it was unfair for Russia to not take any responsibility for the decline in relations with Ukraine.
The extraordinary session, called by Republicans to complain about Democrats' tactics in blocking some of President Bush's judicial nominees, was more than anything a vivid demonstration of the decline in relations between the two parties.
At the same time, he has been making inroads with other Sunni Arab nations despite the continuing decline in relations with the Palestinians, pushing Israel's solidarity with them against Iran.
The surprise announcement appeared to be aimed for primetime TV in the US, where Barack Obama has presided over a sharp decline in relations with Riyadh amid mounting western criticism of Saudi policy on human rights, Yemen, Wahhabi intolerance and allegations of support for Isis.
The offices remained shuttered on Friday, the latest result of the decline in relations between Russia and Britain since the fatal poisoning in 2006 of Alexander V. Litvinenko, a former K.G.B. officer who had moved to Britain and become a harsh critic of Russia's government.
