Sentence examples for remarkable decline of from inspiring English sources

Remarkable decline of discharge in upstream was mainly due to human interventions, although climate contributed more to runoff increasing during dry periods in the semi-arid downstream.

The equally remarkable decline of armed conflict is recounted in Joshua Goldstein's Winning the War on War and several irreverent books by John Mueller, including The Remnants of War and the sarcastically titled collection A Dangerous World?

During her almost 64-year-long reign, the queen has seen a remarkable amount of change in the world, but perhaps no change has greater affected her life than the remarkable decline of the British Empire.

The remarkable decline of the firm, from its announcement in January that it had discovered improper shredding of documents related to its audit of Enron, has occurred in less than nine months.

Authors who describe the remarkable decline of poverty, hunger and disease in the developing world anticipate such incredulity that they often flaunt the word "great" in their titles, such as Nobel laureate Angus Deaton's The Great Escape and Steven Radelet's The Great Surge.

His description of the remarkable decline of Catholic Ireland over the past decade is matched only by his sympathetic, though critical, account of the toll that sectarian war in the north has taken on the cross-border Church of Ireland.Both these books end on a note of optimism.

The first event (E1) consisted of the post-impact shutdown of primary productivity and a remarkable decline in the amount of biogenic silica preserved before the first phase of diversification (D1).

The use of general anesthesia at time of cesarean delivery has seen a remarkable decline with increased use of effective neuraxial analgesia as the standard of care in modern obstetric anesthesia.

Dr Anna-Karina Aaris Henningsen, from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark, who led the research published online in the journal Human Reproduction, said: "During the 20-year period of our study, we observed a remarkable decline in the risk of being born pre-term or very pre-term.

A remarkable decline in the percentage of subjects at each decade of life in the highest CRC-446 quartile is observed, with an increase in the percent of subjects per decade of life in the middle two quartiles.

Have we finally reached a tipping point that suggests a remarkable decline in the fortunes of broadcast television in America?