Sentence examples for example of decline from inspiring English sources
The well-educated citizenries of Boston, Milan, Minneapolis and New York have found new sources of prosperity when old ones ran out.Detroit is the book's prime example of decline.
Of course, Ratatouille grossed $11 million less than The Incredibles -- $624 million compared to $635 million, so I suppose that's an example of decline.
Haplogroup X is another example of decline through time as it was relatively abundant in the indigenous population (11 4%) but is now barely present (0.25%) on the island (P=0.0007).
John Winter, a high jump gold medallist at the 1948 London Games, said the latest scandal was an example of declining ethics in sport and business generally.
Birds are commonly cited as an example of declining farmland biodiversity in Europe, especially in the economically and agriculturally developed countries of Western Europe.
He took an active part in the running of his college, but avoided public occasions, to the extent, for example, of declining an invitation to become a founding member of the British Academy.
People have trouble taking different information about, for example, signs of decline in African-American turnout and reconciling that against supposedly good numbers among Hispanic turnout for Clinton.
The species has disappeared from more than 99percentt of its historic range over the past 30 years — one of many examples of declining biodiversity.
"It's an example of the decline of Italian human values more than soccer," he said.
The northern bettong project team said its study was another example of species decline that was occurring across the country.
He described the recent murder in Pentonville prison as "the most extreme example of the decline in safety" that he and others have warned about for years.
