Sentence examples for indication of a decline from inspiring English sources

It seemed to be a clear indication of a decline in attendance that even at dinnertime, in a cold drizzle, you could find a cab in downtown Milan in less than five minutes.

There is some indication of a decline in real terms in several areas of the budgetary allocations to the various programmes in the social sector ministries.

Men aged under 60 also showed a significant drop in admissions of 3.46% (P<0.01), but the regression analysis gave no indication of a decline in younger women (2.46%, P=0.38).

Parallel to this, in models 2 and 3 there was a significant trend of increasing PCS score as annual volume of ethanol increased, although there was some indication of a decline in score for men who drank 20+ versus those drinking 2 19 litres per year.

He said that on Long Island there were no indications of a decline in other crab populations, such as the blue crab, which can grow as large as nine inches from spine to spine.

Recording variables at 24 hours could give an indication of whether a decline during transfer is reversible or if there is a progressive deterioration (or improvement) within the first 24 hours after admission, and, therefore, these are also shown.

Indications of a declining number are thought to be a result of the EU's growth and its legalization programs (1).

In any case, it is notable that readings below 40 — a rarely occurring indication of a sharp decline in orders — are now being seen in the new-orders indexes for the euro zone, Britain, Australia and Japan.

Rheumatic fever became less common in the second half of the 20th century, and, with better control of streptococcal infections, there is an indication of a sharp decline in rheumatic heart disease.

The police said they had an indication of a motive, but declined to elaborate.

It is also an indication of the decline of Western civilization.