Sentence examples for impressive decline from inspiring English sources

It has presided over an impressive decline in armed conflicts and military coups.

Even the impressive decline in unemployment has partly come about because many people have given up looking for work, and so are not counted as unemployed.

The impressive decline in death rates from heart disease since 1970 is threatened by climbing rates of obesity and diabetes, the aging of the population, and early signs of heart disease in adolescents.

Yet, as compared with the state of affairs that existed from 1860 to 1918, Kantianism suffered an impressive decline that continued until approximately the third quarter of the 20th century.

Portugal is no exception, although there has been an impressive decline in annual compensation (and labor costs) that on average is around 10 percent, in part through not paying the so-called 13th month bonus.

Indeed, if housing costs are taken into account, an alternative measure that the government has also been using, 4.1m were poor, a third of all children.Since 1998-99 the number of poor children has fallen by 700,000, an impressive decline but not enough to meet the first target of reducing child poverty by a quarter.

This is the second acceleration in three years, following almost a decade of impressive declines.

After impressive declines during President Barack Obama's second term, the fund found that the uninsured rate increased in both of the years Mr. Trump has been in office.

While reductions in infectious disease have resulted in impressive declines in child mortality in Bangladesh, drowning is becoming proportionately more important as a major cause of death, accounting for at least 19% of deaths of children between 1 and 4 years of age in trend analysis since 2000.

In Uganda, impressive declines in HIV prevalence were documented from peak prevalence in the early 1990s at >10% to an estimated 6% in the early 2000s [24], [25], [26], [27].

The development of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) has led to impressive declines in morbidity and mortality from the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) [1].