Sentence examples for decline the consequences from inspiring English sources

But in years to come, 2016 may look like the high point before the decline: the consequences of Brexit, a slump in the number of 18-year-olds and, above all, a misconceived higher education bill, will all take their toll.

Depending on the pace of winter chill decline, the consequences for California's fruit and nut industries could be devastating.

Such a move will likely increase the small-for-gestational-age (SGA) rate (3) with no guarantees that the LGA rate will decline; the long-term consequences of SGA may well be worse than LGA (4).

His popularity at home will quickly decline as the consequences of complete loss of U.S. aid starts to spread through Egypt.

They note that its twin reactors, the country's oldest, were built 30 feet below the dike of the canal that runs alongside the Rhine River — the water serves as the station's coolant — but that France's national utility, which runs the plant, has declined to study the consequences of a break in the embankment.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. – Woody Johnson, the Jets' owner, said he was "very optimistic" that the team would rebound from its disappointing 2011 season but declined to discuss the consequences for Rex Ryan and Mike Tannenbaum if the team misses the playoffs for a second consecutive year.

It is easy, perhaps too easy, to portray the problems of local news in the UK over the last decade as simply a process of "structural decline" – the inevitable consequence of the digital revolution and the competitive pressures it has created.

Raimondi explained that the sea stars' decline has dire consequences for the ocean's biodiversity.

But, in the main, demographic decline is the consequence of the low fertility that generally goes with growing prosperity.

But their decline is the consequence of a happy tale.The first public libraries were established in 1850, for the same reasons as the Public Health Act of two years earlier.

If female starlings bias their reproductive investment towards males in poor physiological condition then hatching and/or fledging rates could decline with detrimental consequences at the population level.