Sentence examples for risk of declining from inspiring English sources

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

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

While the American economy remains strong, the risk of declining exports to Japan is minimal, and in fact they help keep the United States economy from overheating.

If nest disturbance and unnatural mortality continue at the rates modelled here, the species appears to face a high risk of declining substantially in the region.

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.

It calculates that disabled people and their carers have seen their income collectively cut by £500m in the past two years, leaving many increasingly financially impoverished, socially isolated, and at risk of declining mental health.

Aquatic and arboreal species, species with specific spawning requirements, aseasonal breeders, ovoviviparous species and species with external fertilization all appear to have higher risks of declining (Fig. 3).

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.

A second study disputed this theory and found that declines in British bumblebees were correlated with the size of species' European ranges, leading to the suggestion that climate and habitat specialization may be better indicators of the risk of decline.

For example, people have argued that liberal democracies are at risk of decline, that support for democracy is being eroded by the conflict between values and expertise, and that democratic backsliding has already occurred in a number of countries.