Sentence examples for a decline in large from inspiring English sources

In the early 21st century, businesses with fewer than 50 employees still represented more than half of total firms, reflecting a trend that showed a decline in large production units and an increase of smaller, more-specialized ones.

This is particularly important in this instance, as elephants may not be the only ecological driver causing a decline in large trees [21].

Furthermore, studies show that ADT may cause a decline in large muscle groups (Williams et al, 2005; Alibhai et al, 2010), and perhaps this includes the muscles of the pelvic floor.

Falls in the number of planning applications have occurred in three out of five local authority areas and the dearth of finance for developers has led to a decline in large-scale construction projects in almost four out of five areas.

Over the past two years, the company saw a decline in sales large enough to make it a target of a hostile takeover attempt.

From 2007 to 2017, Hispanic women experienced a 26percentt drop in fertility rates in rural areas, a 29percentt drop in smaller metro areas and a 30percentt decline in large metro areas.

The anticipated falloff is due in large part to lower expected profits on Wall Street and a projected decline in large real estate transactions.

The result of deregulation over the long term has been a steady decline in large carriers, from 15 airlines in 1981 to approximately 6 at present.

In the early 1990s, the company met a decline in revenues by large layoffs, but it subsequently regained its financial health.

They point to the decades-long, steady decline in the rate of traffic fatalities (deaths per billion passenger miles), a decline due in large part to safer cars, improved driver education and better medical technology.

One explanation is that knockdown of RPS9 causes a decline also in large subunit proteins, likely as a general cellular response to a reduced cell proliferation rate.