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A5 Coke Works to Reassure India Conflicting reports about the levels of pesticides in the 12 leading soft drinks in India has led to declines in sales ranging from 10 to 75percentt.

The decline has been even quicker in the euro zone, which has roughly 160,000 branches, many more than America despite a similar population.The rise of ATMs, telephone banking, the internet and now smartphones has led to declines of 5-8% a year in the number of visits to branches, according to Ian Walsh at the Boston Consulting Group.

Agricultural intensification, including changes in cutting, grazing and fertilizer regimes, has led to declines in UK and NW European grassland biodiversity.

Volatility in the financial sector has led to declines in the ratings of bond insurers like Ambac and competitor MBIA, and the demand for bond insurance has declined.

In some cases, fertilization has led to declines in species richness on a site, specifically native species, due to suppression of native forbs from an increase in non-native species cover (Buckley and Catford 2016; Huenneke et al. 1990).

We capitalized on a regional-scale, anthropogenic experiment the reduction of black-tailed prairie dog (Cynomys ludovicianus) towns across the Great Plains of North America to test the hypothesis that decline of this species has led to declines in diversity of native grassland vertebrates of this region.

Scientists have long been aware of problems in the lagoon, where residential and commercial development has led to declining water quality and loss of habitat.

The slowing global economy has led to declining demand for oil in Europe and the United States and has curbed consumption growth in China and other developing countries.

For Barnes & Noble, long the largest and most powerful bookstore chain in the country, the new competition has led to declining profits and store traffic.

Like other Japanese brewers, including Kirin, Orion, Sapporo and Suntory, Asahi is dealing with the challenges of an aging and shrinking population at home, which has led to declining beer sales in Japan.

Second, there's general agreement that unionisation in a sector depresses long-term investment in firms in that sector, that unionised firms are less adaptive than non-unionised ones, and that this is what has led to declining unionisation.