Sentence examples for declining steeply from inspiring English sources

The two other classes start at the same high cognitive level as class 4 (MMSE ~27) with class 2 (slow decliners, n = 412) remaining at this level until around age 75 before declining steeply, while class 3 (immediate decliners, n = 133) has a steep, almost linear decline until age 85 by which point nearly all subjects are dead.

Although many primates are still plentiful in the wild, the numbers of many species are declining steeply.

Though attendance at movie theatres in France had started declining steeply that year, owing largely to the impact of television, many in the press blamed the New Wave and its artistic ambitions for alienating average moviegoers.

BA has yet to stem the fall in passenger numbers and today said these were down 8.7 per cent for the UK and Europe in January compared to a year earlier - declining steeply from the nine month fall of 4 per cent.

And corporate profits, which usually make a handsome contribution to the incomes of the rich, are declining steeply.Much of this is what you would expect in a recession, and the poor will be suffering along with the rich.

BlackBerry's BBM service was long the dominant chat app there but, with the Canadian company's consumer appeal and sales declining steeply in recent years, there's an opportunity to takeover the chat space.

Generally, r increases with temperature up to about 23°C before declining steeply for all isolates.

Similarly in Japan, the proportions of PTB and LBW have been increasing (4.1% and 5.2% in 1980 to 5.7% and 9.6% in 2010, respectively), while the infant mortality and neonatal mortality rates have been declining steeply [ 15].

Agricultural incomes had declined steeply.

Financial stocks in particular declined steeply, more than 3 percent.

But when business began to decline steeply, her father made a deal with the union.