Sentence examples for to relative decline from inspiring English sources

For these skeptics, Japan is yesterday's story, doomed to relative decline, notwithstanding the inventiveness of its big companies and, in the short term, the confirmation Monday of its emergence from recession, with 0.9percentt growth last quarter.

Now Japan has been overtaken by China, many believe it is doomed to relative decline, to slip further down the global ranking.

Despite the limitations of our data, urinary DAP concentrations in NHANES III and NHANES 1999 2004 suggest that the FQPA has successfully contributed to a relative decline in exposure to OP pesticides.

On the other hand, recent observations pointed to the relative decline of death rates attributable to AKI, despite a rise in the occurrence of AKI [ 3, 4].

The second explanation states that the country failed to generate growth supporting institutions despite its wealth, thus leading to a relative decline in its income level.

In some respects, this attitude contributed to the relative decline of Berlin in favour of Göttingen.

But it may also be down to the relative decline of working-class men's earning power.

Now Claudia Goldin and Lawrence Katz have argued (PDF) convincingly that recent growth in income inequality can be attributed to a relative decline in the supply of college graduates and a corresponding increase in the relative supply of lower skilled workers.

The American Civil War altered Indiana's society, politics, and economy, beginning a population shift northward and leading to a relative decline in the agrarian southern part of the state.

In the absence of therapy, a large number of HIV-1 DNA proviral copies might replicate, as assessed by the HIV-1 RNA viral load increase, leading to a relative decline of cellular DNA.

The Obama-Bernanke-Geithner economy has done little to reverse the relative decline of the middle and working class, whose share of national income has fallen to record lows.