Sentence examples for decline of existing from inspiring English sources

First: a gradual, managed decline of existing production and its replacement with renewable energy and low-carbon infrastructure, which offer great potential for employment.

In the meantime, we have to find and develop enough hydrocarbons to meet the growing demand and, equally important, offset the decline of existing sources.

The report "does seem to suggest the rate of decline of existing home prices is slowing," Ian Shepherdson, chief United States economist at High Frequency Economics, wrote in a note.

It made the necessary investments, perfected new technology for extracting tough oil, and did indeed triumph over the decline of existing, "easy oil" deposits.

[C9.] Existing-Home Sales Show Decline Sales of existing U.S. homes fell 5.2percentt in January, as housing activity settled after reaching record high levels in 2003, a report showed.

In other words, if demand and depletion patterns continue, every year the world will need to open enough fields or wells to pump an additional six to eight million barrels a day -- at least two million new barrels a day to meet the rising demand and at least four million to compensate for the declining production of existing fields.

As a result of the declining effectiveness of existing antibiotics and the steady decrease in new antibiotic development, alternative approaches to antibiotic therapy are appearing including immunotherapy and the use of bacteriophages.

A Bloomberg News poll of economists predicts a decline in sales of existing homes, to an annual rate of 5.5 million units from 5.75 million in July; that report will be on Tuesday.

[C4.] Stocks Drift Lower on Disappointing Housing Numbers Stocks declined as sales of existing homes fell 2.6percentt in July.

If the trend continues, it would suggest long-term declines in prices of existing detached single-family homes, because they are costly to manage as rentals.

"We can manage the decline of our existing fields, shifting to clean energy and redeploying workers," he said.