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A decline in production of domestic household goods such as furniture contributed to the decline in output Numbers.

Export orders continued to contract, but in the smallest decline in eight months.

The decline in the number of people taking in children now appears to have halted.

It is true that human activity is causing a steady, measurable decline in the oxygen content of the world's air, although as yet this decline is negligible.

For instance, tourism and entertainment could experience an 80% decline in demand.

Proteinuria reduction is associated with a slowing of the decline in renal function (2).

The decline in violence holds for violence in the family, in neighborhoods, between tribes and between states.

But Marx also predicted a decline in profit margins in capitalism's dying throes, suggesting some confusion in his analysis.

In Manhattan, the census showed a decline in Chinatown's population for the first time in recent memory-almost 9 percent overall, and a 14 percent decline in the Asian population.

Their enthusiasm helped halt the decline in gold prices, pushing them up more than 1% in Asian trading.

VW also suffered a dramatic decline in business in the fourth quarter, although VW managed to remain profitable.

She noted that the decline in the Present Situation Index was caused primarily by a worsening job market.

UK greenhouse gas emissions continued to decline in 2009, partly thanks to increased use of nuclear power.

In Europe, consumption shocks are ranging from a dramatic 70 percent decline in Italy in mid-February to 20 percent in France and 10 percent in northern Europe.

The first and most obvious reason for the slump in manufacturing is the decline in global demand, particularly from embattled economies in Europe.

In the U.S., the monthly decline in vehicle sales accelerated for the last three months, falling 41% in February from a year earlier.

One of the more likely indirect effects is the decline in remittances to African countries as unemployment rises in North America, Europe and other places.

Mattel's largest Chinese supplier, Zhongmei Toy Co., also in Foshan, says it has seen no decline in business since the recalls.

Actual retirement of many men and women actually occurs at age 62, despite the decline in physically demanding work, and the improvements in health.

But all that money printing, argued Ito, will lead to an inflation crisis and a serious decline in the Japanese standard of living.

The latest data on Singapore (slowing exports and a decline in fourth-quarter GDP) suggest that other parts of Asia might not escape either.

One team, lead by Nicholas Gotelli at the University of Vermont, studied the historical decline in specimens taken by museums and private collectors.

The Dow Jones industrial average saw its eighth straight day in the red Tuesday, thanks in part to a Commerce Department report that showed first decline in monthly consumer spending in 20 months.

The decline in seizures was attributed to unlawful syndicates' practice of storing drugs in bulk across the border and then bringing supplies in small quantities into Hong Kong to meet local demand.

The world's biggest contract caterer, said a rise in outsourcing in health and education had increased revenues and offset a decline in the more vulnerable sports and leisure parts of its business.

Economists had expected the deficit to increase in November, and the surprising decline in the trade gap will likely lead to further upward revisions to growth in the fourth quarter of 2010.

The euro-zone purchasing managers’ index for the manufacturing sector fell to 47.1 in October, the third month it has been below the crucial 50 level, signifying a decline in activity.

The consequent decline in the marginal cost curves may be consistent with a positively sloped quasi-supply curve of the individual firm as in Figures 5.7(a) and (b);

Such actions managed for a while to keep the people quiet, but the decline in the opposition to Chiang Kai-shek did not last very long - not longer than a few weeks.

Respite came with the decline in oil prices from the late 1980s and an anomaly of the CAFE regulations that allowed passenger vehicles classed as light trucks a much slacker standard.

Clock drawing test is used widely to study and test the cognitive deficits and the cognitive decline in old population and proved to be a useful screening tool for dementia patient.

The year-on-year decline in the Composite CPI, having narrowed from 2.0 per cent in the first quarter of 2001 to 1.3 per cent in the second quarter and further to 1.0 per cent in the third quarter, widened again to 2.1 per cent in the fourth quarter.

The G8, a largely Western grouping, will continue its rapid decline into irrelevance.

There has been no such decline in registration.

The economy continued to exhibit signs of decline in September.

While there has been a decline in book reading generally, the decline has been especially sharp for literature.

A similar synchronised decline in supply and demand is visible in consumer credit.

Passenger volume during the Spring Festival suffered its first decline in 23 years.

The precipitous decline in foreign direct investment has also slowed, from 32% in January to 9.5% in March.

Let us also pledge to reverse the alarming decline in pro poor investment in water and sanitation.

The decline in crude quality and changing refinery product markets is increasing the hydrogen requirements of oil refineries.

There was further evidence yesterday that the housing market had yet to be affected by the latest decline in confidence.

In 2005, the TB incidence rate was stable or in decline in all six WHO regions, and had reached a peak worldwide.

Clinical characteristics of its performance for the serious decline in learning and memory, judgement and analysis recession, changes in mood and behavior disorders, or even awareness of fuzzy.

Latvia, with a wrecked economy propped up by emergency IMF funding, saw an annual decline in house prices of nearly 60% to the end of the first quarter.

Influenced by a planned decline in the planting areas, and the flooding in cotton-growing areas in the Yangtze River Basin, the output of cotton was 4.4 million tons, a decline of 200,000 tons as compared with that in the previous year.

In South Korea the decline in inventories accelerated in the second quarter, and the leanness of stocks bodes well for further gains in production over the rest of this year.

Even worse, with a percentage drop of 48.8 percent, Homestead has the worst decline in home values in the US the city was badly damaged by Hurricane Andrew in 1992 and never really recovered.

This is also used to describe a sudden or sharp fall or decline in value (or in business activity), although not so dramatic. The image is of someone collapsing heavily onto a soft chair.

But they fault central Banks for interpreting lower bond yields as a decline in the natural interest rate, i.e. the rate that would balance investment and saving at full employment.

The situation in Asia was relatively different as the good performance of the barrel complex, particularly in the latter part of the month, failed to outpace the average monthly cost of Dubai benchmark crude, resulting in a$0.16/ b decline in refinery margins in February over the previous month.

The debate is about avoiding the EU’s decline into irrelevance, or even “gradual disintegration”.

a sudden decline in strength or number or importance.

The projections suggest a flattening off and then a slight decline in the foreseeable future.

Moreover, wholesale prices fell 3.8% in April from a year earlier, their fastest decline in almost 22 years.

On Tuesday it reported a 1.4 percent decline in June U.S. sales; Toyota gained 10 percent and Honda 11 percent.

In the second quarter GDP inched ahead by 0.5% after a 9.6% growth in the first quarter, hit by a decline in manufacturing.

Meanwhile, men who were divorced at the outset showed a general decline in fitness over time -- but the drop was steepest among those who got re-married.

This can be reflected in the following four aspects: Firstly, with many uncertainties remaining in the world economy, we still face huge pressure of the decline in external demand.

After the collapse of the Spanish property market left many expats living in negative equity, the decline in UK savings interest rates and pension payments may prove a blow too far.

The decline in the absorption of foreign investment during the past few months should be attributed to a variety of reasons, the most important of which was the sluggish capital outflow from the region haunted by the Asian financial crisis, the major source of our foreign investment inflows.

Along with the decline in the living conditions and the health of the Formosans, a paralell decline occurred in education and morals.

China Yangtze has fallen 15 percent in Shanghai this year, tracking the 14 percent decline in the benchmark Composite Index.

Second quarter 2014 ending inventory at cost per foot is expected to decline in the mid teens, or mid single-digits excluding the change in ownership terms.

In telling the story of the advance and decline in military technology between the rise of Macedon and the fall of Rome, she gives the reader a commendably approachable and lively tour of classical history.

There is a decline in our export earnings.

Mining giant Rio Tinto has recorded a massive 23% decline in the 2nd half-year profit in 2009 due to a fall in iron ore prices.

After a full development of Buddhism at the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, it began to decline in the late Qing Dynasty.

It is generally believed that the chief reason for the increase in population in developed countries is not so much the rise in birth rates as the decline in death rates as a result of the improvement in medical care.

US magazine circulation continued to decline in the first half of 2010.