Sentence examples for decline of resources from inspiring English sources
Addressing a topic all too familiar to students in Britain, he also attacked government cuts to higher education budgets and the steady decline of resources, including financial support, available to students.
It will be possible, in a certain way, to prepare ourselves for a sharp decline of resources in the biosphere and a climate spinning out of control.
Their caveat warrants greater emphasis, given Mr. Bush's hand in hastening the decline of some resources he purports to champion.
It is also a sign of socioeconomic decline, of wasted resources and untapped potential, the human equivalent of boarded-up Main Streets and shuttered factories.
It developed as a lumbering centre and commercial fishing port, but with the decline of both resources it turned to tourism (based on year-round outdoor recreation) and manufacturing (paper and metal products, industrial machinery, and auto parts).
Significantly, the consequences of immune activation in HIV infection may go far beyond the simple loss of virus-specific CD8+ T cells and bring about a global decline of immune resources.
Still, it also took note of the worrying decline of core resources for the organization, which dropped by 7 per cent last year, compared to 2011.
Combine the gross value-added figure with the declining share of resources, and you might assume finance has enjoyed a productivity miracle over the past 20 years.
The water consumption of all farms is very large while the supplement is small, which causes the continuous decline of water resource with weak resilience capability.
The next day, representatives of the group met Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and presented a statement signed by eight Japanese Nobel laureates warning that, "Weakening science and technology will lead to the decline of our resource-poor country".
