Sentence examples for a decline of one from inspiring English sources

As the range of the five cognitive tests is different, a decline of one point on the original scalesof the tests is not comparable.

Analysts had expected a decline of one million barrels.

The census counted 25,173,000 married couples living with children, a decline of one million from the year before and the lowest number since 1999.

The average score on the critical reading part of the SAT, which used to be known as the verbal test, was 502 out of a possible score of 800 — a decline of one point from last year, but also the lowest showing in reading in 13 years.

The baseline estimate shows wages are weakly procyclical with a small increment of 0.4%% in response to a decline of one percentage point in the unemployment rate.

In general, a decline of one percentage point in the unemployment rate is associated with an increase in the npv of equivalent wages in a new match of 0.65 % 0.77%% 0.77%

As executives wake up to overcapacity, shrinking profits and an unfriendly stock market, their spending for all sorts of ventures and equipment has fallen from an annual growth rate of 21percentt in the first quarter of 2000 to a decline of one-tenth of 1percentt in the fourth quarter.

The EPA's enforcement was in large part responsible for a decline of one-third to one-half in most air-pollution emissions in the United States from 1970 to 1990, and during the 1980s the pollution standards index improved by half in major cities; significant improvements in water quality and waste disposal also occurred.

Since we started doing local surveys, back in 2001, we've seen a decline of about one per cent in the horseshoe-crab population on Long Island every year, for a total drop of about twelve per cent.

The economy is in the doldrums, with a decline of 8percentt, one of the worst contractions in the world, expected this year.

In particular, a decline of almost one pH unit was detected in response to NPK treatment in our study.