Sentence examples for recognised declines from inspiring English sources

Coyne suggests the effects reported by Carlson et al, 2012 are due to recognised declines in distress over time.

Majority would be comfortable if doctor raised an advance directive during a routine visit 8/20 said family reluctant to discuss issues as didn't want to recognise decline.

The failure to recognise declining sugar concentration in Australian beverages may also apply to estimates of the sucrose content of imported foods.

The government has recognised this decline and addressed it in the comprehensive spending review, by making maintenance loans available to part-time students from 2018.

Standard-setters worry that auditors would be quick to recognise rises but slow to acknowledge declines.

The education secretary Michael Gove has already recognised that these declines are cause for concern.

In February, a government White Paper, recognising the decline, introduced a 1.2% floor on science and technology spending as part of the total annual budget.

But the Markinch closure raises a further question: is it so well suited to recognising market decline in time to provide a strategic response to it?

Unfortunately, Rikkers et al. interpret the change in the volume of beverages as equivalent to change in sugar consumption, failing to recognise a decline in the concentration of added sugar in soft drinks.

The Older Dryas cold spell is clearly recognised as a decline in the total concentration of plant macrofossils and PARs at between 14,200 and 13,500 cal yr BP.

The 2008 financial crisis highlighted constant restructuring of urban neoliberalisation, making implications for urban governance and planning practice towards finding alternatives in 'smart decline' and recognising potential in decline.