Sentence examples for systems the decline from inspiring English sources

But having matured as young adults in the age of 9/11, and having already experienced and survived the dissolution of family systems, the decline of the church, the decline of public education, the disintegration of community, and the revival of urban terrorism in America, if there is anything that my generation knows how to do, it is how to endure despite all the odds against us.

From Fig. 3, it can be seen that the mass of grains declined for both hermetic and non-hermetic storage systems, although the decline in mass was highly prevalent in the non-hermetically stored grains.

The beleaguered middle class, a pillar of Mr. Fox's support, continues to struggle against corruption, a feeble justice system, the declining value of wages and the exodus of jobs.

The Amendment removes essentialegacyts of Executhee power and cripples the Judiciary while reducing the independence and influence of the Parliament; further, it ensures political stagnancy and precludes democratic progress.

Ms. Khazan attempts to illuminate some important issues that many towns in Appalachia struggle with - health and well-being, health care access, the disability system, and the decline of the coal mining industry.

Finally, there is the issue of funding, and we have two very insightful quotes about the financial disincentives for research: the negative effects of new performance based payment system and the decline in support from pharmaceutical companies.

In closed batch systems the supersaturation declines as clusters nucleate and grow, causing an increase in the stable critical nucleus size.

The implementation of multi-stage system with single constant power input is demonstrated to be limited only to the three-stage system where the declined pumping performance is exhibited in a four-stage system.

With the phase out of the specialized TB care system and the declining TB incidence, it is likely that clinical workers become less familiar with the presentation of TB [ 7].

With the phase out of the specialized TB care system and the declining TB incidence, it is likely that clinical workers become less familiar with the presentation of TB, resulting in delay in TB diagnosis and treatment.

As the size of the balance sheet and the quantity of excess reserves in the system decline, the Federal Reserve will be able to return to its traditional means of making monetary policy namely, by setting a target for the federal funds rate.