Sentence examples for drastic decline of from inspiring English sources

In 1115 Aguda, the paramount chief of the Juchen, signalized the drastic decline of Khitan power by proclaiming the establishment of the Jin kingdom.

At a time of drastic decline of natural and seminatural grasslands, contemporary production forests provide various novel types of open spaces (clear-cuts, power line corridors, etc).

The phones are widely seen as RIM's last hope for reversing the drastic decline of the BlackBerry in the United States.

Culling by grouse moor managers is being blamed for the drastic decline of mountain hares on eastern Scottish moorlands to less than 1% of the level recorded more than 60 years ago.

Goodall, who became famous for her work as a primatologist working with chimpanzees in Africa, compared the deteriorating situation with elephants to the drastic decline of primate populations in the past 40 years.

Daniel M. Ashe, the director of the wildlife service, called the lion "one of the planet's most beloved species". The agency said its decision was a response to the drastic decline of lion populations in the wild.

Ninety percent of it has been poached off in the past 10 years, one of the most drastic declines of an elephant population anywhere in Africa.

Black Inca currently is listed as Endangered (EN) in Colombia and globally its conservation status is rated as Vulnerable (VU), due to drastic declines of habitat in its narrow geographic range.

These land-use changes have altered the prospects of many species across taxa, often leading to drastic declines of wildlife populations and biodiversity loss in agricultural landscapes (Foley et al. 2005; Lüscher et al. 2014; Stoate et al. 2001; Tscharntke et al. 2005) on a range of spatial scales (e.g., Matson et al. 1997; Wenzel et al. 2006).

The situation is dire: Populations of the Oriental white-backed vulture and long-billed vulture have declined by more than 95% in India since the early 1990s, with similarly drastic declines of the white-backed vultures in Pakistan and of the rarer slender-billed vulture.

PROBLEM: Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a debilitating neurological disorder that leads to severe loss of memory and cognitive ability in the elderly resulting in a drastic decline in quality of life.