Sentence examples for risk of decline from inspiring English sources

There's no risk of decline".

The lesser black-backed gull, which can be killed under a general licence, is currently "amber listed", meaning that it is at risk of decline.

"The United States has no right to ask China to appreciate its currency when the global trade is declining and China's economy itself is facing the risk of decline".

The higher the exponent γ, the higher the potential risk of decline of the species.

The more requirements that are in jeopardy, the higher the risk of decline.

We note that the comparison between final and initial years' risk should not be the only comparison in evaluating the risk of decline of a species.

The Piping Plover showed the highest fluctuation in the patch fractal dimension; thus, it is the species at greatest risk of decline.

No matter what it is called, the government would assume some of the risk of declining assets at the heart of the economic crisis.

He says this attitude will change as seniors become a force that companies cannot ignore without the risk of declining sales.

There is little risk of declining ardor when Forget's team takes to the court against Serbia for the 2010 final in Belgrade starting Friday.

Yet much of Greg Dyke's Richard Dunn Memorial Interview last weekend was a warning - and a plea - to the Government that ITV was at risk of declining to the point of irrelevance.