Sentence examples for where decline from inspiring English sources

Again, going by the historical evidence on the introduction of the steam engine and the marine diesel engine (see Fig. 1), the first half of the lifecycle of a marine fuel technology, i.e. up to where decline sets in, is assumed to last approximately 100 years.

Health mentoring improved self-management capacity but not quality of life compared to regular phone contact, which itself had positive effects where decline is generally expected.

These include adaptations that they or their carers make to compensate for their reduced mobility, and patient perception of whether or not they are at the stage in life where decline is inevitable.

The same might be said of Harlem, where declining blue chips are of little concern to many residents.

The agony is most acute in Spain, where declines have gathered momentum (the 9.3% fall in our latest round-up follows a drop of 5.5% the previous year).

If so, Greece could become caught in a vicious circle where declining output undercuts attempts to reduce the ratio of borrowing to G.D.P.

The other problem country was Germany, where declining consumer confidence sent advertising revenues down 7% at papers such as the Berliner Zeitung and Hamburger Morgenpost.

In developed countries, the demographic transition (where declines in death rates are ultimately followed by declines in birth rates) was associated with increased investments in human capital for women and children.

America's tyre-makers, who have more or less given up making low-end tyres at home in favour of importing them (often from joint-ventures in guess where) declined to support the application for import "relief".

The monetary fund forecasts that this year the increase in the United States will be a paltry 1 percent, which at least is better than the forecast for the euro zone and Britain, where declines are expected.

The losses on Wall Street, at less than 1 percent, were not as severe as those in the euro zone markets, where declines ranged from 2.2 percent in Germany to 5.2 percent in Spain.