Sentence examples for decline residents from inspiring English sources

The decline, residents and scholars say, can be traced to the twin traumas of the 1967 Newark riot, which spilled over into East Orange, and the construction of Interstate 280, which bisects the town, in the mid-1970's.

Still, trucks entered the embattled area on Wednesday bearing food and other supplies, and the price of groceries, which doubled during the violence last week, was starting to decline, residents said.

While the government ignores signals of decline, residents vote with their feet.

But Argentina modernised and the town declined: residents moved away, and buildings began to crumble.

But while violent crime, including killings, has fallen steadily nationally since the urban crack wars from the mid-1980's to the early 90's, what has not declined, residents and community leaders say, is the flow of drugs in many poor inner-city neighborhoods, where the fearful and the law-abiding coexist with drug dealers and gangs.

Anonymous Child Behaviour Checklist scores for 141 (70 %) of the declining residents were also available, allowing diagnoses according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders Fourth Edition (DSM-IV) for 541 youths to be estimated.

This was followed by substantial forced displacements and declining resident numbers.

The area with the sharpest decline in residents in care homes (and biggest increase in unpaid care) is the South West, the poorest region in southern England.

Many cities in China have undergone rapid urbanization and are experiencing a decline in residents' physical activity levels.

All English regions and Wales saw a percentage decline in residents who described themselves as Christians over the period.

Finally, when facing potential decline, community residents can passively allow the decline to take place, or they can rally to keep the community vital and thriving, especially if the community possesses a strong community spirit and desire to fight for their town.