Sentence examples for the problem of decline from inspiring English sources

For Castile, it is perhaps best to see the problem of decline as the arbitristas saw it: in the depreciation by Castilians of economic activity, an attitude that was rooted deeply in Castile's past history but that was particularly baleful in a period of general European economic depression, such as the 17th century.

So think for a moment about how a Gospel of Nudge might address one of the principal challenges facing the mainline churches today -- the problem of decline.

He also faces the problem of declining circulation at the Indo.

And there is recognition of the problem of declining music provision in schools more broadly.

There is, of course, the problem of declining profit margins in developed country markets.

So the problem here is different from Europe and North America -- here the problem of declining numbers is worse in the countryside, not in the cities".

The moves coincide with the arrival of S4C's new chief executive, Iona Jones, who will address the problem of declining advertising, audiences and impact in a multichannel environment.

Shouldn't we be addressing the problem of declining wages for private-sector workers rather than pushing public workers along in a race to the bottom?

Now a University of Delaware study shows that not only are natives much better at sustaining local insects, planting non-natives actually compounds the problem of declining species diversity because non-natives support fewer herbivore species across our landscapes.

At the Association for Physical Education, Talbot says that she is constantly trying to raise the political profile of physical activity, but that PE teachers alone cannot be expected to solve the problem of declining fitness levels.

THE deal on fishing quotas hammered out between European fisheries ministers just before Christmas was stringent enough to make fishermen angry but not to solve the problem of declining fish stocks.