Sentence examples for tremendous declines from inspiring English sources

The two major parties in Germany, the Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats, have seen tremendous declines in membership as the Greens have made major gains, while Chancellor Angela Merkel has watched her authority erode over unpopular bailouts.

I don't ascribe much value to AT&T Business, maybe $6 or $7 per share, nor do I ascribe any value to AT&T Consumer, since they're experiencing tremendous declines in revenue.

But over the years I have, sadly, witnessed a tremendous decline in students' ability to read and write the English language.

"I think, to be honest, the tremendous decline in the Nasdaq has hurt so many of those people that they are no longer reading," he said.

In my working lifetime I've already seen the status accorded to book and film reviews undergo a tremendous decline – not, I hasten to add, because there aren't good reviews being written (this one is especially good), but because the media they are reviewing and the medium by which they themselves are delivered are both in a state of flux.

Various scientific studies have reported and proven that many factors are responsible for the tremendous decline of the Himalayan forests.

Every four years some of these tests are changed, and in the first year of the test you get a tremendous decline in the test scores.

"The tremendous decline on stock prices has had a commensurate effect on stock options and capital gains," says Jean Ross, executive director of the California Budget Project, a nonprofit policy research group.

There has been a tremendous decline in wealth in black households likely due to the foreclosure crisis.

Their program eradicated the presence of malaria in the Jordan Valley and, as a whole, contributed to a tremendous decline in mortality rates from preventable diseases in the camps.

And, in general for a variety of reasons including a tremendous decline in trust in our basic institutions over the past three decades, as a nation we have become more self-oriented and confrontational rather than other-directed and collaborative.