Sentence examples for implications of declining from inspiring English sources

Tyler Cowen, the George Mason University economist, explores the implications of declining labor productivity in his Economic View column in Sunday Business, and in a podcast conversation.

School leaders must educate the community on the criteria by which a school is assessed and the implications of declining enrollments.

But Nathan Lewin, a prominent Washington defense lawyer, said he expected lawyers for Mr. Walker to argue that after the chaos of Afghanistan, the injured Mr. Walker could not have grasped the implications of declining a lawyer.

The survey data suggest that focusing on the economic implications of declining water tables would be an effective way of engaging these rural landholders in dialogue about the sustainability of their groundwater resource.

This study aimed to establish the implications of declining an increased-risk donor (IRD) organ offer in lung transplantation.

Examining the implications of declining rates (HM Treasury 2003) would also be worthwhile.

We discuss the implication of declining circumcision rates in South Korea in view of the diverse global attitudes regarding circumcision.

Murphy, D. The implications of the declining energy return on investment of oil production.

I'll be writing more about this in weeks to come, but I guess I'd better say something right away about the implications of a declining labor share in GDP.

Let us consider the implications of the declining bee population.

In a situation whereby the working-age population is growing, as in our study countries, the implication of a declining employment ratio is that the size of the non-employed population (also see Table 2)—our indicator of migration pressure will increase.