Sentence examples for more general declines from inspiring English sources

LDM are displaying more general declines in population densities compared to SDM [19], [20], [21], whose populations have typically remained stable or even increased [20], [22].

But Dr. Rakestraw pointed to a more general decline in the attractiveness of working at Sandia.

Numerically, homicide is a tiny proportion of all crime and might be expected to decline as a component of a more general decline in violence.

He points to a number of challenges he faces - including the number of holiday houses which can be empty over the winter - and of course, the more general decline of the high street.

The op-ed pages of the nation's leading newspapers have had very few pieces about the Paris massacre itself, most of them addressing the more general decline of France and President Hollande.

However, the paucity of fuel, water and soap, together with a more general decline in both the quantity and quality of food available, meant that the 1944 45 siege affected all but the most privileged islanders.

But I can't get past the elegiac tone of this argument and the clear but questionable implication that the decline of classical music's fortunes signals a more general societal decline.

Towards the second half of the century, as the Beat Generation moved west from New York to San Francisco and the city suffered a more general economic decline, it became a site of radical underground artistic endeavour.

But the discussion has expanded to the possibility of a more general price decline that could be disruptive to the economy, in part by cutting corporate earnings while wage levels remain fixed.

Even more pressing than general declines in mobility are specific declines in rich and poor cities.

Suddenly, the lender would realize that if he does not get the property into stronger hands, its value will fall more than the general declines we've already seen.