Sentence examples for extraordinary decline from inspiring English sources

"The extraordinary decline in New York's insurance rates for individual consumers demonstrates the profound promise of the Affordable Care Act," she added.

Mr. Giuliani's other major claim to greatness is based on the extraordinary decline in crime that New York experienced during his terms in office.

MEXICALI, Mexico — Census data from the Mexican government indicate an extraordinary decline in the number of Mexican immigrants going to the United States.

These are desperate times on Southern, a once unremarkable train service whose extraordinary decline has sent its passengers – many priced out of London into the suburbs and beyond – into despair.

In his recent book, The Better Angels Of Our Nature (Allen Lane, £30), the Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker predicts that meat-eating may be the final frontier in what he calls the "rights revolution": the extraordinary decline in human violence and cruelty seen in the past 300 years.

The extraordinary decline in simple vitamin D deficiency rickets had revealed a spectrum of different rickety syndromes: rickets caused by metabolic disorders rather than nutritional inadequacy.

"The newspaper industry continues to see extraordinary declines in ad revenues, and Tribune is no exception".

She argued that these were extraordinary declines in the value of the funds and she thought the risks in one fund had been misrepresented to investors.

But to make such a projection on a day of extraordinary declines suggests an uncanny extrapolation at the minimum.

Reporting results for the first half of the year, Michael O'Leary said there would be "extraordinary fare declines" over the year.

But as she's become a skilled foot soldier, part of the rank and file that has strung together an extraordinary decade of declining crime statistics while foiling terrorist plots, Hill has grown uneasy about the dehumanizing cost of keeping the city safe.