Sentence examples for much faster decline from inspiring English sources
It would almost certainly mean banks becoming insolvent, an exit from the euro and a much faster decline in economic activity with hyperinflation following as the drachma that is introduced instantly devalues.
The Wall Street Journal is responsible for the latest claim on that score, reporting that music sales on the iTunes store "have fallen 13% to 14% world-wide since the start of the year", representing a much faster decline than in 2013.
People who were both obese and who had unhealthy metabolic changes showed a much faster decline on their cognitive test scores compared to others in the study.
A much faster decline in neonatal mortality is needed.
In order to reach TB elimination by 2035, the required average annual rate of decline from 2015 onwards would range from 12%to20%0% across countries, with a mean of 18%, i.e. a much faster decline than that experienced by most of these countries in the recent past (table 3 and fig. 2).
It was notable that in the medium group the slope increased sharply for both participants and companions indicating much faster functional decline over time rated by participants and companions.
The field intensity at this region is at present decreasing at rates of up to 12%% over the past 30 years (Finlay et al. 2010), much faster than the decline of the geomagnetic dipole moment (Olson and Amit 2006; Finlay 2008).
In both cases, the average claim cost rose much faster than the decline in the number of claims.
"If you don't give people a bath a couple times a week, change the linens and make sure they get their medicines, their health will decline much faster," she said.
Noting that most other areas of the federal budget are projected to decline much faster than spending on science and technology, one White House official says: "If inflation is the only thing attacking the science budget, [scientists] should take the money and run".
This means that available exports of oil will decline much faster that worldwide oil production does, so that even if we can maintain the worldwide production plateau indefinitely, we Americans will see our slice of the oil pie dwindle year by year.
