Sentence examples for longer term decline from inspiring English sources

Despite that, English eating apples are one of the crops bucking the trend of longer term decline, if only a little.

But it's a long-term trend, just like the even longer term decline in agricultural employment.

This is less than half of the 50 million it had a year ago, and part of an even longer term decline.

The reasons behind this longer term decline are the focus of active, ongoing research into whether mobility has become less necessary or simply harder and more expensive.

The longer term decline in HAV since the 1940s also shows no convincing temporal relationship with trends in atopic disorders.

However, the data do not show a longer term decline, but instead support more recent analyses, suggesting a return to historic levels following a peak around 1997. 5 18–20 Clearly, the start and end dates included in analyses can influence the interpretation of time trends.

More generally, it has been on a longer-term decline since 2002.

A focus on stock price, therefore, can mask a longer-term decline in a company's financial footing.

A longer-term decline in pharmaceutical manufacturing that continued into October was a bigger blow to the UK following several government initiatives to maintain production in the UK.

Or was 2008 just the beginning of a longer-term decline that won't be reversed until the major Western economies return to growth?

More than just a cyclical trough, this may be a longer-term decline, because the left has lost its political narrative.