Sentence examples for in constant decline from inspiring English sources
The summer ice minimum is not in constant decline, as this year's result indicates.
The economy suffered as a result: since 2009 lending to businesses has been in constant decline.
Natural resources and environmental quality are in constant decline in parallel with the rapid growth of the world population.
Public trust in the media has been in constant decline for two decades, with a majority of Americans holding little or no trust in mass media since 2007.
But with the fishing industry in constant decline, a push is on to relax zoning rules in the central waterfront district and allow other businesses on the wharves.
"What hope now do we have in a west that is in constant decline?" Kareem Shaheen in Beirut Kim Jong-un is hoping Donald Trump will be the next occupant of the White House.
Data for calcium, a potentially protective factor, were analysed only since 1989 as in this year a constant decline in milk and dairy products consumption was initiated.
In Germany—as in many other countries a constant decline in response rates has been observed in large-scale face-to-face surveys over the last decades (European Social Survey 2012, 2013; Wasmer et al. 2012).
A population-based study in Osaka, Japan that found a decline in the incidence rate of all cancers combined in the 1990s suggested that the constant decline in death from childhood cancer during 1973 2001 was primarily due to improved survival between the 1970s and 1980s and reduced incidence after the 1990s [ 16].
The age associated decline in estrogen is more prominent in females, where a 90% fall in serum oestradiol occurs across menopause [42], compared to a fairly constant decline in testosterone of 1.6% per year in men that begins in the late third or early fourth decade [43], [44].
Savanna landscapes across north Australia are characterised by limited topographic variation, and in the Northern Territory, by a relatively constant decline in rainfall with distance inland.
