Sentence examples for decline numbers from inspiring English sources

Yet for the past few decades, theirs has been another sorry tale of decline: numbers are down by half since the previous BTO Atlas survey 20 years ago.

In 2013 aid for basic education was on the decline, numbers of children out of school had increased and attacks on schools reached a forty-year high but the tide is turning.

However, in the upper estuary it was found that once pollution levels began to decline, numbers of fish species increased [97], and in 1983, salmon returned to the river Clyde after an absence of nearly 150 years [98].

That change led to declining numbers of minority students.

Declining Numbers Smith's incredulity is well founded.

Despite their declining numbers and influence, the unions' effect on wages remains clear.

A number of retail chains have already blamed poor performance on declining numbers of shoppers.

Dr. Davis said the rise in bankruptcies came after declining numbers in previous quarters.

Labor's aggressiveness has also been sapped by its declining numbers.

Declining numbers of hunters and few predators mean the population of wild boar, is increasing rapidly.

It began looking at cashless payment due to the declining numbers of people carrying cash.