Sentence examples for scale of decline from inspiring English sources

"The scale of decline in buy to let in just 12 months is deeply worrying – landlords have clearly pulled out of the market and are unlikely to return any time soon.

The scale of decline is even sharper among teenagers and young adults, with the proportion of 16- to 24-year-olds using any illicit drug in the last 12 months falling from a peak of 31% in 1998 to 16% this year.

"You could slide into a growth recession but you wouldn't see the scale of decline in growth we saw during the Lehman crisis," Riccadonna said.

Uganda's changes remain the first, most extensive, and of largest scale of decline (USAID, 2003) but are still subject to controversy as to how these changes occurred (Parkhurst, 2002; Stoneburner & Low-Beer, 2004).

And when profits do fall, the scale of the decline can be substantial.

"The scale of the decline is not normal".

The scale of their decline should worry them.

But this greatly understates the scale of urban decline.

"But the scale of the decline is surprising, coming just six weeks after they offered guidance".

The FTSE 100 fell 147 points on Wednesday as trading got underway, but the scale of the decline was far less than the 230-point drop predicted.

But given the scale of the decline in yields, and the fickleness of stockmarkets, it would be foolish to bet against the bond market's judgment.