Sentence examples for declines meaning from inspiring English sources

After this, performance declines, meaning that performance at age 70 is about the same as at age 10.

This is because it is common for clusters to experience a rapid growth spurt, followed by steep decline, meaning that any initial economic benefits may be short-lived.

An expert quoted by Bloomberg said that some hedge funds were using 20 times leverage on bets that the Swiss franc would decline, meaning a 5% rise in the franc would wipe out the bet.

For many emerging market countries, this is hard to do politically, because it will mean that in the short term, their goods will be less competitive and their manufacturing bases will decline, meaning lost jobs.

Jerry Schurder, head of business rates at Gerald Eve said the plan works well when regions are in growth, but in the last few years some poorer regions have declined, meaning should that continue the tax bill the councils receive will shrink.

The Australian thinktank Beyond Zero Emissions warns that if the country continues its coal dependence and ignores the clean energy shift it has a 50% chance of systemic economic decline, meaning high unemployment, high debt and deep recession.

But after decades of neglect, the paint is cracking and peeling and in terminal decline, meaning this little-known historical treasure trove could soon be lost to the world.

Short-term interest rates have continued to rise, meaning that borrowing money, an important cost, has become dearer; but long-term rates have declined, meaning better conditions for underwriting and buy-outs, both important sources of revenue.With these conditions, it would not have been a shock if most firms had done pretty well.

The volume of children's programming has ballooned sixfold since 1998, when digital television began, while overall investment has declined, meaning vastly more repeats, more imported programmes, the dominant US-owned digital channels overrun by cartoons, and the BBC in pole position as the surviving grand patron of original British production.

At the same time, U.S. manufacturing was in decline, meaning that more and more boxes were being sealed abroad.

Another reason fewer people are receiving benefits is that the proportion of the unemployed population comprised of laid-off workers has declined, meaning fewer people are eligible.