Sentence examples for have been declining rapidly from inspiring English sources
Over the past decade, these jobs have been declining rapidly in "luxury cities" like New York, Chicago and Los Angeles.
Solar manufacturers like Sunpower face fierce competition and have little pricing power for their mostly undifferentiated products (solar cells and modules). Worse, the prices of these products have been declining rapidly, squeezing margins.
Direct mail offerings have been declining rapidly since 2006.
For example, using this database, we could recently demonstrate that the world marine fisheries catches are about 50% higher than suggested by the FAO statistics (which can be viewed as a good thing, since it implies the oceans are more productive than we thought), but have been declining rapidly since 1996, which is definitely an issue that needs to be addressed.
Sprague's Pipit (Anthus spragueii) is an imperiled grassland songbird whose population has been declining rapidly in recent decades.
According to the Travel Industry Association of America, the share of international travel represented by visits to the United States has been declining rapidly in recent years, and it is down 35percentt since 1992.
Reagan's policies marked an inflection in the national debt, which had been declining rapidly and was near just 25percentt of GDP when Reagan took office.
The company's share of the phone market has been declining rapidly as Apple and the manufacturers of Android phones have dominated smartphone sales.
Blogger Doug Short says, absent a huge push into deficit spending, "the economic growth of the U.S. has been declining rapidly over the past 30 years".
Reality Check: How much of the UK's trade is with the EU? Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson told BBC Radio 4's Today Programme that the UK's trade with the EU had been declining rapidly in the last 10 years and that it had fallen to about 44%.
