Sentence examples for worrying decline from inspiring English sources

That implies a worrying decline in global productivity.

Cipfa's chief executive officer Rob Whiteman described it as a "worrying decline of libraries, borrowers and books".

Its "profound, plaintive" cries echoing along the laneways of Old Aberdeen, it strikes many as an interloping pest, yet in its native coastal habitat, it is in worrying decline.

Corals, which have been in sharp, worrying decline around the world for some time, lose their color and turn white when something causes the zooxanthellae, a symbiotic algae that live with them, to die off or be pushed out of the reef by the coral — and it's a very bad sign for the health of the reef.

Despite impressive investment in new developments, the production efficiency of existing assets has been in worrying decline, with a number of fields failing to produce as expected.

Only 20percentt of births are delivered by skilled birth attendants [ 27] and a worrying decline has been observed in the proportion of mothers seeking care for children with suspected pneumonia from 36 to 32percentt between 2000 and 2006 [ 28, 29].

Owen's study reveals worrying declines in many common species, a topic explored in Silent Summer (Cambridge, £27.99).

"For several years now we have seen worrying declines of sensitive species like kittiwakes, and many once-massive colonies in the Northern Isles have dwindled.

Among other things, the group noted "worrying declines for conifers -- the world's oldest and largest organisms -- freshwater shrimps, cone snails and the Yangtze Finless Porpoise".

Until something happens to make them worry: decline, or the rise of their peers.

With almost every town in America now boasting its own home-schooling network, that worry declines.