Sentence examples for long term declines from inspiring English sources

But the European Union's emissions rose 1.4% in 2015, against a backdrop of long term declines in pollution, while another major emitter, India, saw emissions rise 5.2%.

Villages are scattered throughout the landscape, and have suffered dramatic and long term declines of the human population during recent decades, accelerating in recent years.

Christianity is in long term decline, but the cause is not some secularist war.

"We will inevitably see a long term decline of the native ash.

Bioclimatic 'envelope' models examining current warming trends predict the long term decline and extinction of species.

There is one recent event that has cut sharply against the long-term declines in trust.

Other species not included in the study, like the American eel, also have show long-term declines, the report said.

Coal supplies are limited, he said, because of environmental restrictions and long-term declines in prices, which he expects to rebound.

The young, meanwhile, sustain long-term declines in their incomes as a result of entering the job market during a recession.

If the trend continues, it would suggest long-term declines in prices of existing detached single-family homes, because they are costly to manage as rentals.

According to Brereton, long-term declines driven by habit loss and agricultural intensification mean that many species live in isolated colonies in small nature reserves, making them particularly vulnerable to extinction after adverse weather.