Sentence examples for more recent decline from inspiring English sources

But he called the more recent decline "really frightful".

Sydney C. Ludvigson, an economist at New York University, said the rise in stock values the last decade would help support current consumer spending levels, but the more recent decline would be a drag on growth.

The team also observed a more recent decline in copepods.

His more recent decline tracks closely with that of the Trump administration, which suggests voters are associating Ryan with Trump.

"The more recent decline in Appalachian coal employment started in the 1980s during the administration of Ronald Reagan because of the role that automation and mechanization played in replacing miners with machines, especially in mountaintop removal mining.

This more recent decline is worth further comment as it suggests that hunting pressure from early North American human cultures may have had an impact on the population (Figure 7).

More recent declines in population numbers of sage-grouse and other sagebrush-obligate species in Wyoming have been linked to large-scale development of the landscape for energy, particularly underground reserves of oil and natural gas (Lyon and Anderson 2003; Walker et al. 2007; Becker et al. 2009; Harju et al. 2010; Gilbert and Chalfoun 2011).

Rapid nineteenth century increases in melanics, followed by more recent declines took place in step with changing patterns of industrialization in Britain and elsewhere [ 3– 5].

The more recent declining lung cancer mortality rate in men is welcome but the increasing rate in women is a public health concern that warrants intervention.

For example, temporally spaced samples were used to demonstrate that the loss of mtDNA variation in the nēnē (Branta sandvicensis) occurred during prehistoric times, and not during more recent declines [ 6].

The more recent declines in Western Europe and the USA are also due to improvements in secondary prevention through risk factor lowering in patients and the improvements in modern cardiovascular treatment [ 27, 28, 30, 31].