Sentence examples for decline in use from inspiring English sources

The warnings could contribute to a decline in use of the drugs that is already well under way.

It involves the decline in use of nerves and muscles, with the victim usually unable to carry out basic tasks.

"A decline in use already was under way for a number of substances, including cigarettes, inhalants, LSD and others," Professor Johnston said.

Yet Mr. Raeburn acknowledges that "there are real issues," like "the decline in use of clarinets in brass bands, and movement away from polyphony toward section riffing".

Dr. Richard J. Benjamin, the chief medical officer of the American Red Cross, predicted that the numbers would show the first decline in use since the AIDS scare began in the 1980s, perhaps by one million units.

In small part, this decline in use can be traced to the numerical and cultural dominance of Russian and Chinese speakers in the areas where Manchu-Tungus languages are found.

That would mark the third consecutive annual decline in used-car sales, which would also reach their lowest levels since the 1982 recession.

Although legal and very efficient, this method has declined in use.

The trail declined in use in the 1920s, when the airplane began to replace the dogsled as the primary means of crossing the difficult terrain.

It was revived as a literary language in the 19th century but declined in use in the 20th century after Soviet leader Joseph Stalin's deportation of the Crimean Tatars.

Cochrane Smith's death, in her early 70s, two years after the last recording took place, represented a terrible blow to the island's native languages, which quickly declined in use.