Sentence examples for definite decline from inspiring English sources
"I'd noticed a definite decline.
Even though the Commonwealth lost no territory as a result of the Great Northern War (1700 21), this conflict signaled the definite decline of the Polish-Lithuanian state.
My mother has taken these drugs and she has made such a turnaround since being off of them that it amazes me….. I've been taking diphenhydramine for three years, and have been noticing a definite decline in short-term memory and the ability to retrieve the word I need.
A survey last year of more than 3,000 theatregoers conducted by the WhatsOnStage website found that nearly 60% thought venues inadequately policed audiences, 46% thought there had been a definite decline in behaviour and a further 39% thought there had been a slight decline.
Rainfall in the area has increasingly become uncertain and the trend analysed using KMS data (40 years) period indicate a definite decline (Fig. 2).
Following confirmation of a definite decline of blood pressure or SBP <160 mmHg, infiltration anesthesia and/or conduction anesthesia was administered using 1 to 3 cartridges (1.8 to 5.4 ml) of 2% lidocaine containing 1/80,000 epinephrine.
However, long-term memory scores showed definite declines.
He was now engaged in hearing one very little scholar decline the definite article.
Mr. Melman: If your baseline is the competence of the basic capital goods producing industries of the United States, then the data of the last decade as now reported in the census of manufacturers show a definite, persistent and large decline in production capacity.
Not definitive, just definite.
Between March 10 and Oct. 13, the commodity index, which includes prices of such things as zinc, tin, steel scrap, rubber, cotton, print cloth and wool tops, has dropped about 5.8 per cent a highly significant decline and a definite precursor of change in the consumer price index before long.
