Sentence examples for noticeably declining from inspiring English sources

The suggestion of a rivalry between the two countries is noticeably declining as the generations who lived through the two world wars give way to younger people for whom that has less cultural resonance, suggests Green.

The percentage of Americans who think the Affordable Care Act should be repealed has been noticeably declining in recent months, falling to 31percentt in a CBS News/New York Times in mid-June.

The political body, known as the State Duma, will now consist of only four political parties and will be dominated by the current government's party, United Russia, despite a noticeably declining standard of living across the country and the implementation of sanctions.

Dementia requires a "constellation" of erratic and noticeably declining behaviors.

"Sales volume may have slowed, but sales prices did not noticeably decline".

Starting in 2015, this group is expected to noticeably decline in size.

"Unfortunately, after (Advocaat's) decision to lead Belgium's national team, Zenit's results have noticeably declined," Zenit said on its official site (www.fc-zenit.ru).ru

"Tensions may not have increased during his administration, but they did not noticeably decline, either," Widmer says of the president who ended the Korean War and gave the nation eight years of peace.

As the movie advances, and ironic detachment recedes, this on-screen gimmick noticeably declines, too, and by the end it has disappeared altogether, although everyone's web use has not really diminished one bit.

Mrs. Cappa, of Unicef, acknowledged Ms. Melching's points but said "the real surprise for Senegal" was that support for the practice among women and girls had not noticeably declined.

The report that Senegal's "support for the practice among women and girls had not noticeably declined" is not surprising when the national survey did not specifically sample Tostan villages where demonstrable progress has occurred.