Sentence examples for palpable decline from inspiring English sources

The outcome could accelerate — or offset — the palpable decline in American influence in much of the wider Muslim world.

Greek officials built an underground rail system in Athens, which slightly eased traffic on the city's often nightmarishly crowded streets and contributed to a palpable decline in the city's air pollution.

Over the last 10 years, as Congressional approval ratings have nose-dived, Bennet discussed the palpable decline in income with increases in health care and education costs.

An atmosphere of decline is palpable in some of their synagogues.

Everywhere, however, there is a palpable edginess about the steady decline in the economy.

In recent financial quarters, as advertising rose to flood tide levels, the circulation decline had no palpable effect on revenue.

The decline has been palpable at Yellowstone National Park, where the number of tour buses last month was down 50percentt from the same month a year ago, said Cheryl Matthews, a park spokeswoman.

Rarely has such great fear of social decline been as palpable in Germany as it is today.

Animals were checked daily for palpable tumours and evidence of systemic decline (weight loss, lack of grooming, reduced activity and piloerection).

The World Trade Center tragedy made desperate a financial decline that had already become palpable.

Decline is not so much palpable in this city as irrefutable.