Sentence examples for declines because of from inspiring English sources

Populations can rise while fertility declines because of inertia, which matters a lot in demography.

In Europe, Italian lenders led a second day of heavy declines because of worries about their bad debts.

Ms. Chandler, 59, said a recent increase in financing for the Alameda County Public Health Department, where she is the laboratory director, might disappear if federal spending declines because of the tax cut.

As revenue from stock trading declines because of increasing competition from smaller electronic exchanges, the Big Board and Nasdaq are taking advantage of regulatory changes that make it easier for them to poach listings from each other.

During Mr. Browett's tenure, sales at Dixons rose to £8.2 billion, or $13 billion, in the financial year that ended in 2011, from £7.9 billion in 2007 a period when many rivals experienced declines because of the economic crisis.

Colonies on the South Island have experienced the largest declines because of their vulnerability to terrestrial predators and the loss of breeding sites resulting from habitat fragmentation caused by humans.

We are in decline because of Obamaism.

Declining because of economic weakness?

VW declined because of the cost.

He declined because of what he called a condescending tone.

Otters' numbers have declined because of pesticide use.