Sentence examples for declines deep from inspiring English sources

That level of dissatisfaction declines deep into middle age.

Soil under NTMS exhibited a significant SOC decline deep in the soil (5 30 cm) but overall SOC storage in 0 30 cm profile was equal to that under MPMS.

They decline deep in the troposphere with the rate of 3 m/s per km.

"Corporate profits have declined deeper than they have in 50 years, so a lot of those year-end bonuses that many of these people leverage to live on are not going to be there.

Although Miya et al. [ 40] also attempted to mitigate the influence of saturation by excluding third codon positions, our results highlight rates of molecular evolution do not always conform to codon positions and that informativeness for some first and second positions also declines over deep timescales.

However, experience in Montserrat indicates that SO2 data commonly remain enigmatic or ambiguous; for example, a decrease in SO2 might mean either a decline in deep activity and hence a diminution of eruption likelihood, or that gas has become trapped enhancing the prospect of an imminent explosion.

The prime minister has been clear that moral decline has deep roots in our society.

Since 1950, there has never been an employment decline as deep or as long as the one that appears to have ended late last year.

Maybe the decline of deep reading isn't due to reading skill atrophy but to the need to develop a very different sort of skill, that of teaching yourself to focus your attention.

The real damage though isn't just efficiency, but also the decline in deep thought and creativity that is at the core of excellent, innovative work.

There were two recessions where earnings declines were as deep or deeper, and two when the length of declines was as long or longer.