Sentence examples for potentially declining from inspiring English sources

"What we've got is a volatile economy caused by things like oil and capital spending potentially declining that is offset by the Fed providing tons of liquidity," Mr. Kral said.

Minutes from the Fed's latest meeting in September highlighted that view: "Most participants anticipated that slack in both labor and product markets would be substantial over the next few years, leading to subdued and potentially declining wage and price inflation".

The social ecological system around wild rice is a complex mosaic of multiple management jurisdictions, culturally diverse people, and an ecological system that is not well understood and potentially declining in extent.

The values represent hypothetical percentages of study participants potentially declining to reveal that they indeed did smoke.

Various reports in the UK had identified increased pressure on medical academics, and called for actions to be taken to boost their role and address the problem of potentially declining numbers [ 37].

Three of these regions (Central Arnhem, Gulf Fall & Uplands, Sturt Plateau) are located in the northern tropics where annual rainfall will potentially decline by an average of 57 mm.

Marine protected areas (MPA) are one management tool that can potentially reduce declining shark populations.

Scientists from Stanford University and Columbia University's Earth Institute said that if greenhouse gas emissions continue along their current trajectory, about 97 snow-dependent basins would face more than 67percentt chance of their water supplies declining, potentially impacting spring and summer water availability for nearly 2 billion people.

Depending on the delivery profile of the various compounds, the exposure to stimulants such as methylphenidate may vary over the day, potentially resulting in declining efficacy towards the evening hours [ 19].

"The fact that Mexico's production is rapidly declining could potentially cause a financial crisis not only for Pemex but for the government," said Enrique Sira, the Mexico director of IHS Cera, an energy consulting firm.

However, some offices have experienced declining staff, potentially reducing the efficacy of consultation.