Sentence examples for impression that the decline from inspiring English sources
Professor Katz challenges the popular impression that the decline in the 1990's was that much more dramatic in New York than in Los Angeles.
Instead of simply charting the amount of fish caught there, which creates the impression that the decline of fish populations has been moderate, it divides the fish caught by the amount of fishing power used to pursue them: the size and catching ability (larger engines, better nets, electronic fish finders) of the boats being launched.
Bob Ward's complaint alleged that Rose and the Mail had violated this section of the Code on several points, for example by giving the impression that the long-term decline in Arctic sea ice had reversed and by claiming that polar bear populations aren't declining.
It is clearly a false impression that the routine coverage has declined because of Immunization Days.
"414 Homicides a Record Low for New York" (front page, Dec. 29) may leave readers with the impression that the New York Police Department is responsible for a decline in violent crime.
View those presentations and you would not come away with the impression that the management think Sky is in structural decline, or that they viewed the fall in the share price as justified.
All of this might give the impression that the panel's work is, in fact, an acknowledgment of inevitable decline, an accord to be signed mournfully at the Appomattox of the American century.
Moreover, slower housing sales and declining consumer confidence contribute to the impression that the economy is about to shift to a lower gear.
The current data gives the impression that the overshooting Oct4 expression is correlated with the strong spontaneous differentiation on passage 11 and declines afterwards, but this observation needs further analysis.
Impressions of Paris: The decline of glamour, "Paris is now almost a provincial city".
Almost… Impressions of Paris: The decline of glamour, "Paris is now almost a provincial city".
