Sentence examples for would start to decline from inspiring English sources

In 1956, the geologist M. King Hubbert predicted that America's oil production would start to decline in the early 1970's.

The doctor told me it was likely that her skills would start to decline and that we should look out for any signs of deterioration.

"From what I can see, if China and Japan banned the domestic ivory trade today, and enforced it, poaching would start to decline immediately across Africa," says Allan Thornton, Founder of the Environmental Investigation Agency.

But what if it doesn't?For years some researchers have been claiming that the world's production of crude oil would soon start to decline at more or less the speed it had risen, citing the drop off in production in the lower 48 states of America after its early-1970s peas as precedent.

It would not be surprising to see users and usage actually start to decline within a few years, as some of the factors I describe below start to take effect.

Starting about age 30, growth hormone levels start to decline.

It's at its apogee and will start to decline".

"Once the consumer starts to pull back, that's when things start to decline".

The infant mortality rates start to decline.

This realisation was crucial in guiding the search for a diagnosis of an older person who had started to decline, since there would often be a readily remediable cause for what might have seemed an irreversible change.

That would be a natural result of insurance prices that have peaked and started to decline after several years of sharp rises.