Sentence examples for declining toll from inspiring English sources

With the downturn in the economy and declining toll and airport revenue, the authority has been forced to cut $5 billion from its capital budget.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Seven American soldiers were killed in fighting in eastern and southern Afghanistan over the weekend, after several weeks of declining death tolls among NATO forces.

The group's declining fortunes took their toll - here was someone whose appearance was emblematic of an era.

Researchers say the death toll is declining in collisions of cars of equal weight, because new cars have air bags and other crash protections.

The declining sales took their toll in morale.

The report will also encourage a shift in the focus of marine science in an effort to reverse the economic toll from declining fisheries and polluted coastlines.

Morale in the besieged garrison fell as the bombardment (and declining rations) took their toll.

Along with establishing feet, forks and fingers as the indisputable master levers of medical destiny, this research has also suggested that as the toll of tobacco use has been declining over recent years, the toll of eating badly and lack of activity -- represented in obesity among other adverse outcomes -- has been rising.

Lawyers for the lead plaintiff's law firm, Cohen, Milstein Hausfeld & Toll, declined to discuss the letter.

In this way, a vicious cycle arises whereby obesity-induced nutrient excess triggers inflammatory responses that cause insulin resistance, placing a greater demand on the β-cell, and as β-cell function declines the cellular toll taken by nutrient excess increases.

One of the main problems facing the toll road is declining traffic volumes.