Sentence examples for declines often from inspiring English sources

Economists know what economic indicators correlate with recessions -- stock market declines often precede them, for example.

Inventory declines often go with a drop in imports, and the fourth quarter was no exception.

The Dow remains the most widely followed stock index, and the relentless declines, often measured in hundreds of points, have taken a toll.

Steep overall market declines often drive down good stocks along with the bad.

Explanations for causes of farmland biodiversity declines often assume no spatial or temporal variation in the effects of land use on species abundance and performance.

As the dementia progresses, however, the person's ability to think and reason declines, often progressively faster.

Rulers of great powers in decline often seek short, sharp wars to restore their prestige.

The severity of the decline often depended on whether the parents were married.

Conservatives writing about male decline often single out feminism as the culprit.

However the manner in which they decline often resembles a long tail.

The reduction of the mitochondrial respiratory chain transfer efficiency, electronic leak, and ATP synthesis decline often occurred in aging, leading to mitochondrial abnormalities and alteration of reactive oxygen species levels (Green et al., 2011; Vendelbo and Nair, 2011).