Sentence examples for likely to be declines from inspiring English sources

Even in the optimistic scenario where total hard coral cover on reefs worldwide can be restored to pre-bleaching levels in five years, there are likely to be declines in diversity and biomass of corals, coral reef fish and other reef organisms [7] [11], [43].

Roy Hodgson's request to retain him on the stand-by list was always likely to be declined.

"If region didn't make any difference, the South should have been significantly less likely to be declining" in the study results, Dr. Howard said.

Anyone caught doing so is likely to be declined entry, will have the ticket confiscated, and may receive more permanent bans.

There are likely to be further declines for events scheduled in the spring.

The analysis revealed that species in such plans are more likely to be in decline than those in custom-built plans.

If history and anthropology are correct, any society that promotes and praises "the end of men" is likely to be one in decline.

The answer is not likely, because the feelgood factor has been slow to recover, therefore it is likely to be slow to decline again, unless some economic earthquake hits us.

It was "the start of what looks likely to be a sustained decline".

"Unfortunately with climate warming and variation, we are likely to be studying the decline of emperor penguins.

Fox is likely to be pleased that the declines appear to have leveled off — the show was down only 9 percent from last week's premiere number.