Sentence examples for more abrupt decline from inspiring English sources

But those figures partly mask a more abrupt decline, accelerating since ITV's advertising began to slide in August 2000, Mr. Smith said.

Although some patients have a gradual steady decline, punctuated by periods of acute illness, many exhibit a gradual deterioration in their functional status before a more abrupt decline in the final weeks of life [ 3].

In contrast to the smooth decline of estrogen levels, the hormone decline in CHC users processes more abrupt and from higher estrogen levels.

The productivity slowdown of the mid-1970s waccountedted by a gradual decline in the effect of R&D, and a more abrupt collapse in disembodied technology.

The movie is split into seasons, and the leap into fall could not be more abrupt.

The abrupt decline has multiple causes, including less immigration from Latin America, where women tend to have more children.

THE fall of the "father of all Paraguayans" was even more abrupt than his rise.

They found that men with elevated levels of morning salivary testosterone were more likely to find mates and begin reproducing by the end of the observation period, which was then followed by an abrupt decline in testosterone levels after becoming fathers.

(The b of "brother" sounds more abrupt).

Myths are simpler, starker and more abrupt.

But an unexpectedly abrupt decline from the double digit rates of the previous decade has complicated the ruling Communist party's plans to promote more sustainable growth based on domestic consumption and reduce reliance on trade and investment.