Sentence examples for decline points from inspiring English sources

That decline points up a persistent problem for lenders: the American consumer.

Bird decline points to losses of habitat and gaps in the food chain, and we risk losing ever more unless enough of us feel like nature is of direct relevance to us.

The earnings decline points to the challenges facing the big chip maker as it struggles to make the transition beyond its lucrative stronghold as the leading supplier of the chips that power PCs.

Today's decline points to El Niño, whose wet and warm conditions are not conducive for spreading contagion.

According to the study, "the proportion of men with sperm counts below the threshold for subfertility or infertility is increasing" and, given the relationship between reduced sperm count and mortality, "the ongoing decline points to serious risks to male fertility and health".

The absence of evidence of cognitive decline points away from Parkinson's disease, or fragile X-associated tremor/ataxia syndrome.

Those who buy this thesis of decline point to the following changes:People's behaviour is becoming more private.

Holland-Kaye said Heathrow would withstand such a decline, pointing out that passenger numbers had dropped only slightly during the 2008 financial crisis and then bounced back.

The decline point of PI 6 month after booster vaccination could not be identified.

Based on this information the region beyond the coverage decline point was discarded during preparation of the final scaffold sequence.

They argue that the rapidity of these fitness declines points to the evolution of multiple traits throughout the life cycle.