Sentence examples for view of declining from inspiring English sources

The report condemned university management for taking "a negative view" of declining student numbers rather than building on the department's success.

And even if you take the dimmest possible view of declining educational standards, surely the average A-level English student can still be expected to take in a few pages of normal-sized text by Jonathan Bate between crack pipes?

In view of declining public budgets, we need to tackle the challenge of education financing through fairer tax regimes, alternative revenue schemes, and well-governed public-private partnerships.

Recently, ecosystem-based fishery management and Marine Protected Areas are emerging as promising tools to conserve marine environments, in view of declining fisheries indicators in the region [104], [135], [136].

In view of declining malaria transmission [13,14] and ongoing HIV-1 transmission in coastal Kenya [15], we set out to determine the utility of a clinical algorithm administered in local health facilities and pharmacies to identify AHI in young adult patients seeking care.

13, 24 There is a lack of knowledge about older people's views of declining function, and how to effectively identify and manage this early, before significant FD has occurred, and within the context of successful aging-in-place.

In view of the declining population of Tibetan sheep (less than 250) in the breeding tract, need of the hour is immediate scientific management of the population so as to increase the population hand in hand with retaining the founder alleles to the maximum possible extent.

Minimally invasive autopsy by post mortem magnetic resonance (MR) imaging has been suggested as an alternative for conventional autopsy in view of the declining consented autopsy rates.

Immigration itself is often expedient rather than problematic, and is appropriately viewed in the context of declining and changing populations in the northern hemisphere where we are in need of people.

In his view, the declining appeal of a life in ministry is more a result of the rejection of authority than of the lure of more lucrative jobs.

Many obliged …" But to readers of earlier vintages, Dennis, who has died aged 85, was a versatile, assiduous and always reliably readable reporter, columnist, interviewer and profiler, whose work appeared day by day in the Guardian for some 30 years; a writer who came from a long, though in his view now declining, tradition of newspaper journalism.