Sentence examples for implications of the decline from inspiring English sources

But the cultural implications of the decline of broadcast television may be as profound as the business forces at play.

But as many veteran firefighters leave and take with them their hard-learned knowledge, and as the successors they groomed are promoted to other companies, the implications of the decline in fires are obvious.

"2001 Bonuses on Wall Street Decline 30%, to $10 Billion" (news article, Dec. 11) describes the far-reaching implications of the decline in Wall Street bonuses but doesn't mention one significant result: the cutback in donations to the city's many nonprofit organizations.

The overall health implications of the decline in physical activity in our schools are certainly scary.

The implications of the decline in T cell and antibody responses are not clear, given that correlates of protection against tuberculosis are not well defined [ 62, 63].

"The implication of the decline in league bowling is that although they have more people than ever before coming through the doors, their revenues are plummeting because the business model was based on selling sociability, that is beer and pretzels," said Robert D. Putnam, a Harvard professor of public policy who wrote the book "Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community".

The reporters all wanted to know the possible political implications of the abortion decline.

The fiscal implications of the sharp decline in commodity prices are very large.

The decline of large trees has previously been documented in KNP [27] but the ecological causation and implications of this decline are not fully understood.

The implications of these declines could be as disastrous for human health as they are for marine life.

Most depressing of all, there might be a wider implication, in terms of the decline in tolerance of homosexuality among teenagers.