Sentence examples for declined continually from inspiring English sources

The permeation flux decreased initially and then increased while the separation selectivity declined continually.

Life expectancy – the starkest gauge of all – has declined continually since 1981.

The United States is the largest contributor, though the proportion of its contributions has declined continually, from some two-fifths at the UN's founding to one-fourth in 1975 and to about one-fifth in 2000.

During the 1950s, Playford and the LCL's share of the vote declined continually despite the economic growth, and they clung to power mainly due to the Playmander.

Fruit transpiration rate (mmol cm−2 h−1) declines continually during the 5-month developmental period from a spring bloom, through summer, to an autumn harvest (Fig.  1).

The decline in manufacturing employment is not a story of merely a rough few years for the economy; nationwide factory employment peaked in 1979, and as a proportion of total jobs has been declining almost continually since 1943.

The demand has continually declined to where it is no longer economically viable for Adobe to continue development support for FlashPaper".

But the network has continually declined to provide the name of more than one of those experts.

The visits are especially notable, Mr. Greenfield said, because Cablevision has "continually declined to meet with investors and analysts since the Dolan family began its go-private attempts a couple of years ago".

He has continually declined.

It was observed that the failure rates of the WTGs now installed have almost continually declined in the first operational years.