Sentence examples for perceptible decline from inspiring English sources

For ordinary Afghans there will be a perceptible decline in security.

Now he is 50 and has been in a slight but perceptible decline.

In many Western countries there has been a perceptible decline in the rule of law.

Wollaston, physician and physicist Thomas Young, and Davy all died within six months of each other, and the loss of three of Britain's leading scientists caused several contemporaries to claim that their passing signaled a perceptible decline in British science.

It marked the start of a barely perceptible decline in the stature of her vehicles, though she gave a splendidly resourceful performance in the comedy The Affairs of Susan (1945), presenting four varied personalities to suit the requirements of four suitors.

The sole exception was eastern Europe, which saw a perceptible decline in its average score.There have been major reversals in democratisation before a democratisation wave after the Second World War ended with more than 20 countries subsequently sliding back to authoritarianism.

Evidence, as it accumulates in more quantifiable form, does not seem to show any perceptible economic decline in the empire as a whole after roughly 160.

The current distribution of C. "chasiquensis" appear to be a relicts of a more extended historical distribution in the Argentinean Pampas in the Late Pleistocene, with a perceptible population decline at the beginning of the Holocene.

Several studies suggest that immigration has made a perceptible contribution to this decline.And the other big difference between now and a century ago?

Still, there was perceptible anxiety among producers at the speed of the decline in prices.

Consequently, the contribution of agriculture to economic growth and development has declined significantly and there has been no perceptible structural transformation of African economies to reverse the situation.