Sentences with phrase «precipitous decline since»

While Detroit Public Schools» enrollment has been in precipitous decline since 2009, the district's special education enrollment is climbing quickly because charter schools simply don't offer the services those students need.
Gold has been in a precipitous decline since 2011, down 4 percent in 2015 and on track for its longest yearly losing streak since 1997.

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Despite a precipitous decline in the U.S. rig count, greater efficiency has allowed U.S. domestic production to rise by roughly 500k barrels since the end of 2014, according to Bloomberg data.
Since then, we've witnessed the precipitous decline of the Christian retail industry and Christian music festivals, as well as the success of a lot of Christian artists in the mainstream.
«[There has been] a continuing precipitous decline in our graduate and undergraduate enrollment since [the] merger in 2014» of
«[There has been] a continuing precipitous decline in our graduate and undergraduate enrollment since [the] merger in 2014» of SUNYIT in Utica and CNSE in Albany.
And since the Lords play a crucial role in amending and scrutinising legislation, that could help the party retain significant influence over the legislative process despite what will probably be a precipitous decline in its vote share.
The dark fate of European honeybees has been making headlines ever since their precipitous decline came to light in the 1990s.
Financial backer Goldman Sachs pulled out of the project in 2014; since then, domestic and overseas coal markets have continued their precipitous decline.
Until recently, most computer models failed to capture the precipitous decline in Arctic sea ice that has occurred since satellite observations began in 1979.
Since that post, we've seen home prices continue to tumble and the precipitous decline of net mortgage equity withdrawals (essentially, the amount of home equity... Continue Reading
Sure, the precipitous 17.3 percent drop in volume from the all - time high achieved in 2005 represented the largest decline since 1990.
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