Sentence examples for insidious decline from inspiring English sources

He presented with an insidious decline in personality and behavior extending over some 20 years.

Pure vascular cognitive impairment is comparatively uncommon in contrast to mixed AD with SVD, and usually presents with an insidious decline in cognition and a frontal-subcortical dementia with memory benefitting from cueing [ 90, 91].

Posterior cortical atrophy (PCA) is a clinico-radiological syndrome characterized by insidious decline in visuoperceptual, visuospatial and other posterior cortical skills and atrophy of the parietal and occipital lobes (Benson et al., 1988; Mendez et al., 2002; Tang-Wai et al., 2004; see Crutch et al., 2012 for a review).

In this instance with a fire that destroyed its economic core, it was a sudden an catastrophic example of what generally is a more insidious, gradual decline".

In the second half of the 20th century, the notion of leadership was too often conflated with management and, in particular in the UK, the insidious 'management of decline'.

This is an insidious effect of the population decline: after a few days you realise that the city never looks full, and although that can seem a blessing it also makes the city feel like a film set, a representation of the thing rather than the thing itself.Just west of Woodward and about two miles farther north is the Boston-Edison district, with some 900 homes spread across 36 blocks.

Given the insidious and gradual nature of decline in kidney function, it is likely that the real onset occurred before the date of the recorded onset.

Cognitive decline and parkinsonism are insidious, so the distinction can be difficult to draw and may be influenced by the subspecialty interest of the diagnosing neurologist (for example, movement disorder versus behavioral neurology) [ 1, 7].

There will always be vociferous people who believe that Hindus are a voiceless majority facing insidious persecution from "pseudo-secularists" - but their influence is declining.

Companies at risk from the dangers of compression may not recognize the extent of the threat to their core businesses, as the life cycle of decline can be as stealthy as it is insidious.

A more insidious but pervasive threat to human health is the emergence and dissemination of antimicrobial resistance among numerous pathogens, paralleled by a decline in antimicrobial drug discovery.