Sentence examples for perceived declines from inspiring English sources

Driving self-regulation is considered a means through which older drivers can compensate for perceived declines in driving skill or more general feelings of discomfort on the road.

In the Peak District, perceived declines in sheep and grouse productivity arising from ditch blocking led to substantially higher prices, but in other regions ditch blocking was viewed more positively.

His criticism of the wisdom of hoarding billions of dollars in the "Oil Fund" hit a nerve owing to perceived declines in infrastructure, schools, and social services and long queues at hospitals.

They attributed the main drivers of the increases in female enrollment in education and also perceived declines in violence against women to shifts in national policies, rather than CBO activity.

In Kenya, key informants perceived declines in violence against women as primarily linked to changes in national policies (such as the introduction of free primary-level education and the adoption of legislation protecting women from violence) (Riehman et al., 2011).

In contrast, perceived UBF at both baseline and 18 months post-surgery revealed strong associations with QoL at the 18-month assessment, as was the association between perceived declines in UBF from six to 18 months post-surgery and QoL at 18 months post-surgery.

Second-wave feminists often lament a perceived decline in activism.

Check those dates against the perceived decline of the FA Cup.

These are men scared enough of their perceived decline in influence to feel they must perform their dominance.

Courageous Cat is recommended as each-way value, but the perceived decline in Goldikova (10.07) remains marginal at worst.

Indeed, in both the UK and US, the radicalisation seems to have been due to a perceived decline rather than growth of religion.