Sentence examples for is declining in numbers from inspiring English sources

Although the species as a whole is widespread, it is declining in numbers, and these insular populations are particularly vulnerable.

The bears here are smaller and lighter than they used to be, fewer cubs survive, and the population is declining in numbers.

Although it is classified as least concern on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, and not listed nationally as threatened, the yellow-tailed black cockatoo is declining in numbers in Victoria and South Australia.

The khaps are declining in numbers, Mr. Chautala added.

It is believed that the whooping crane had been declining in numbers for some time because of changing ecological conditions.

The landowning peasantry, who alone were thought useful for military service, were declining in numbers, while the landless citizenry were increasing.

"Family farms are declining in numbers, commercial farms are becoming larger and increasingly corporate, entry into the industry is increasingly difficult and the average age of farmers is worryingly high," said land campaigner, Simon Fairlie.

He came to office 10 years ago as the great saviour, certainly for liberal Anglicans, of a divided, demoralised and muddled Church of England whose congregations were declining in numbers and ageing in years.

As my colleague Andy Revkin reported in his Dot Earth blog two years ago, 7 of the 19 subpopulations of polar bears in the Arctic are declining in numbers and only one is increasing.

But their chief source of strength, the rural peasantry, was declining in numbers relative to other social groups and was in any case too small to support an effective national party.

About half the species are declining in numbers, including one in five of those not at risk for extinction right now.