Sentence examples for serious decline of from inspiring English sources

John Botti Brooklyn, Oct. 5, 2007 To the Editor: David Brooks attributes the serious decline of the Republican Party as an institution to a philosophical conflict between "creedal" and "dispositional" ideologies within American conservatism.

These included people unable to provide reliable information about their headache and residents who had cognitive decline of normal aging or the more serious decline of dementia.

"Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) is an intermediate stage between the expected cognitive decline of normal aging and the more serious decline of dementia.

Nevertheless, this aim is hampered by conservation issues resulting from a serious decline of populations.

In addition, one of the key respondents reported that "there is also a serious decline of accountability and commitment among the staff, and this can be tracked from the hospital topmost administrators down to the care providers".

The acceleration of wetland loss on a global scale has frequently been reported in the past decades which is in correspondence with serious declines of migratory waterbirds.

Sabella's pioneering stint took him to Leeds to fill Currie's boots once more but in truth his spells at both clubs were full of virtuoso cameos but undermined by the inability of teams in serious decline to give him the defensive support he needed.

However, the capacity and performance started to deteriorate during the 1980s and the 1990s as a result of two wars and economic sanctions leading to serious decline in indicators of population health outcome to levels comparable to some of the least developed countries [ 3, 8].

The government's own assessment, published in August, found that much of England's best-loved wildlife remains in serious decline, with 75% of over 200 "priority" species across the country falling in number.

The science shows that the turtle dove is in serious decline but instead of listening to the science the Maltese government has bowed to a vociferous hunting lobby.

Scientists warn that British bees are in serious decline with 71 of our wild bee species under threat and more than 20 already extinct.