Sentence examples for scope for decline from inspiring English sources
That leaves plenty of scope for decline: the low was around 30%.On several measures, bank shares still look unattractive.
Pairs were excluded if the difference between consecutive viral load measurements was greater than 0.8 log10 copies/ml (due to suspected data errors related to unrecorded ART-use) or if CD4+ cell count at t0 was less than 100 cells/μl (because there is less scope for decline).
Sceptics would argue that we should not attach a value to Germany just yet however, despite the language site being live for pre-orders; this would imply that the fundamentals of the group do not support the current market price and there is still scope for a decline in the stock.
Compared with historical norms, those valuations suggest shares have limited scope for further declines, barring complete catastrophe.
At temperatures below and above Topt the scope for aerobic metabolism will decline until a critical temperature (Tcrit) is reached, where no aerobic activity can be performed besides routine metabolism [ 1].
Some will have worked for the private sector and will have built up some kind of savings, but their nest-egg will give them scant scope for comfort in their declining years.
Other studies also point to declining scope for pharmacogenomics in guiding dose regimen, given the cost and effort involved.
But that extra cash could soon run out: even if property prices stay high and mortgage rates stay low, the scope for home-equity withdrawal will decline.
In this paper, we argue that environmental decline has provided scope for new forms of policy-making, yet these emergent policies and policy-making bodies remain poorly understood.
"Shortening the mandatory sentences would be great, as well as a wider scope for the safety valve [allowing judges to decline to impose minimum sentences]," he added.
Although it is unlikely ever to disappear completely, its decline may even accelerate as the scope for payments by mobile phone increases.
