Sentence examples for direction of declining from inspiring English sources
Therefore such a methodological choice is bound to bias the results in the direction of declining inequality...The gap seems particularly large for the case of Britain, which could reflect the fact that the "wealth and assets survey" seems particularly bad at measuring the top part of the wealth distribution of the UK.
Therefore such a methodological choice is bound to bias the results in the direction of declining inequality.
If this surprises us it's because we've fallen for the myth that growth is arrested in old age: if change happens it must be in the direction of decline.
8, 11, 13, 14 Biologically, compromised mental health could equally be a precursor of declining physical function, as the direction of association has not been well researched.
President Obama's special representative, George J. Mitchell, said he was encouraged by the overall direction of the talks, but declined to say whether the two sides had made any progress on a dispute over Israel's moratorium on settlement construction, which is scheduled to expire on Sept. 26.
Some marketers attribute their new direction to the combination of a declining record industry and a diversifying hip-hop culture.
We suggest that the combination of these two modelling procedures provides a deeper insight into the decline process, differentiating overall optimal and suboptimal areas (General model) and predicting the direction of eventual local extinctions (Decline model).
That certainly weighs the evidence more in the direction of Mr. Obama's numbers having declined from their February peaks — and makes November's election look more like a toss-up than one that leans toward Mr. Obama.
"On the advice and direction of my counsel, I respectfully decline to answer.
"We have always believed that story comes first and story guides the direction of these films". The studio declined to elaborate on the decision.
The prices of emerging-market bonds, which had fallen earlier in the week, moved slightly higher as the yield, moving in the opposite direction, declined.
