Sentence examples for in major decline from inspiring English sources
In 2013, it was reported that, as a result, Faliraki was in major decline, with businesses losing as much as 90% of their earnings.
[C4.] Wholesale Prices in Major Decline Wholesale prices fell 1.6percentthethe biggest decline since records were started in 1947, according to the Labor Department.
The rocksnail, about the size of a nickel, with a yellow body and a black band on its head, once had a range of about 50 miles along the Cahaba, but it was in major decline by 1935.
2011), but natural populations are in major decline, with the total nominal catch across the North Atlantic currently at its lowest levels, and reduced by almost 90% since the 1970s (ICES WGNAS 2013).
Fishery exploitation driven by demand from the ornamental shell trade continues to threaten Nautilus populations in their limited distribution range and has resulted in major declines in localised populations [6].
That effort, run by the Internet Watch Foundation, resulted in a major decline in the percentage of child pornography sites based in Britain, to 0.2percentthis yearar from 18percentt in 1997.
An aggressive effort by Britain's Internet Watch Foundation to shut or block access to child pornography sites resulted in a major decline in the percentage of child pornography sites based in Britain, to 0.2percentt last year from 18percentt in 1997, according to a recent Congressional report.
The content is compelling enough for political junkies, but according to recent surveys the general public's interest in politics is in a major decline.
Activision also reported that it expected to bring in $6.025 billion in 2019, a major decline from its 2018 revenue of $7.5 billion.
Mr. Adamy chose his portfolio for the relatively small drawdown, meaning it was unlikely to lose as much as the overall stock market in a major decline.
WHILE THE PROS DEBATE whether we are officially entering a bear market — the current definition is a minimum drop of 20% — the fact is we have been in a major decline since the beginning of the year.
