Sentence examples for decline in the quantity from inspiring English sources

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

That, in turn, has led to a decline in the quantity of oil imports (though not necessarily or consistently in the value of imports, given the volatility in oil prices).

"In addition to the decline in the quantity of candidates, the quality of applicants is declining," the firm wrote in a paper published on the New Paltz Central School District's superintendent search site, suggesting a confidential process for a search this year in the New Paltz district.

This has resulted in a gradual decline in the quantity and quality of UGS-derived services for the urban poor.

All of these reforms during the second 'Dark Age' period have contributed to the overall decline in the quantity and quality of ECE in China (Li and Wang 2008; Zhu and Wang 2005).

Moreover, even if we assume that the entire investment drop was a consequence of fear or uncertainty, the vast majority of the decline in the quantity of labor remains unexplained unless fear or uncertainty affect the labor market through another mechanism.

Accounts of this vary; its egalitarianism meant that while the middle classes experienced a drastic decline in the quality and quantity of their diet, for many of the poor it was a minor improvement.

A general decline in both the quantity and quality of hours slept led to a two- to three-fold increase in pain problems over time, researchers found.

However, the paucity of fuel, water and soap, together with a more general decline in both the quantity and quality of food available, meant that the 1944 45 siege affected all but the most privileged islanders.

Analysis of the yields (Fig. 7b) revealed a gradual decline in the product quantity.

At this time, we cannot explain the changes in condition, but they may be related to declines in the quality or quantity of available prey (35) or possibly to Hg toxicity as perch concentrations approach or exceed those known to cause effects in other fishes (36).