Sentence examples for pervasive decline from inspiring English sources

There has been a fairly pervasive decline in the number of blacks and Hispanics majoring in education -- a decline of about 30percentt.

The agency's finding noted that scientific studies showed "a substantial and pervasive decline throughout almost the entire range of the species" in the West.

The finding, which said that a listing was "warranted but precluded," noted that scientific studies show "a substantial and pervasive decline throughout almost the entire range of the species".

Consistent with the view that prion disease gives rise to pervasive cognitive decline, most patients were impaired in all or most cognitive domains.

This is probably because the most common form, sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, is often rapidly progressive with pervasive cognitive decline making detailed neuropsychological investigation difficult.

Pervasive global declines in habitat quantity and quality, with their implications for human wellbeing through loss of ecosystem services, raise questions about the adequacy of interpretations of sustainable development that fail to recognise the need not merely to reduce pressures upon but to actively regenerate the supportive capacities of damaged ecosystems.

Endless public-opinion polls reflect the pervasive sense of decline — the feeling that it has never been so bad to be French, and the fear that it can only get worse.

Mr. Mugabe's domineering rule has led to the country's disastrous economic decline, pervasive corruption and an intensely repressive society, but as the centerpiece of the state, there is uncertainty about whether his death would lead to a military coup, a vicious internal battle within his party, ZANU-PF, or some still unforeseen outcome.

In 2012, a long survey article in the Journal of Economic Perspectives concluded: "Our analysis sheds new light on the sobering fact of pervasive real-income declines for the large majority of Americans in the past decade.

But there were also complaints that I didn't really directly deal with the pervasive sense of declining fortune in the middle class.

As expected, pervasive age-related declines in white matter integrity were observed when OA were compared to YA.