Sentence examples for long-term descent from inspiring English sources
He has been debating with Hopkins whether, in addition to devising a long-term descent, Transition should emphasize preparing for disasters that Heinberg says are unavoidable or already unfolding, like volatile gas prices or "being sideswiped by economic catastrophe and weather disruptions".
When this inflation dragon is slain, as it will be eventually, commodity prices will resume their long-term descent.
* or ** Trinidadians of South Asian or African descent §A long-term relationship where a common home is not shared, participants may live at their family of origin or independent premises Forty percent (173) of all respondents were positive for abuse as scored by the WAST-Short scale.
The yen exchange rate's long descent explains more than two-thirds of the past year's decline in long-term U.S. bond yields (see chart).
The landing also happened to coincide with another long-term project of his, now approaching its final descent: his wife, Trisha, was nine months pregnant.
(African diaspora refers to the long-term historical process by which people of African descent have been scattered from their ancestral homelands to other parts of the world).
What are the effects of long-term evolutionary process on the fitness landscape along the line of descent?
However, MLST has emerged as an important tool to study the long-term epidemiology and the population structure and patterns of evolutionary descent [ 31].
Short-term frustration for long-term gain".
Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.
