Sentence examples for risks of declining from inspiring English sources

In a joint statement, the Group of 7 finance ministers endorsed the report and called for banks and financial firms to "promptly disclose" their balance sheets — including their exposure to risky securities, the market value of these securities and the risks of declining values.

Overall, this study and those summarized above (Table 1) indicate, with some notable inconsistencies, that there were major risks of declining eGFR with very prolonged treatment with lithium salts, but that effects of advancing age also are prominent and confound quantification of risk-by-time specific to lithium exposure.

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).

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.

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.

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.

But of this you may be sure: The demand for this kind of information is about to skyrocket, while the liberty of that same information is at severe risk of declining.

Of note, however, other studies have found greater risk of declining eGFR among men (Rybakowski et al. 2012; Bocchetta et al. 2013) or no sex difference (Aiff et al. 2015).