Sentence examples for in light of declining from inspiring English sources
Investors had apparently been girding for bad news, especially in light of declining earnings at many other technology companies.
But counting payroll jobs is a questionable way of measuring America's evolving work force, especially in light of declining job turnover.
In light of declining support in the late 1970s, the IRA reorganized in 1977 into detached cells to protect against infiltration.
Mr. Cho was let go as part of what the person said was a "streamlining" of operations in light of declining revenue from investment banking.
In light of declining spending and increasing backlogs for cities and transportation agencies, this study compares the perception of millennials with the perception of older generations regarding public spending on cities, mass transit, and highways in the US national context.
Especially in light of declining reader circulation, print media needs to continue to evolve and use emerging technology to benefit reporting.
As a result, natural and cultural resource managers seek to ensure public safety and protect historical structures while minimizing impacts on bats, especially in light of declines in bat populations as a result of WNS.
In the light of declining diversity and abundance of important pollinators such as bumble bees both elsewhere in Europe and in the United States our results are both encouraging and demanding.
A.M.D. declined to provide a forecast for its current quarter, saying only that it expected sales to keep declining "in light of the current macroeconomic conditions, very limited visibility and continued corrections in the supply chain".
Mr. York praised Mr. Mulally for moving rapidly to scale back Ford's production in the United States in light of its declining market share.
What criticism there's been has focused on the program's financing—$750 billion in new spending, based on an increase in federal cigarette taxes which, in light of the declining number of smokers, will likely lead to decreasing help from Washington for local school districts which find themselves mandated to provide a major new program.
