Sentence examples for a decrease in foreign from inspiring English sources

Western Alberta, the SARS-free home of Lake Louise, Banff and Jasper, has reported a decrease in foreign tourism spending of up to 15percentt from last year.

(In 2017, NYC & Company predicted a decrease in foreign tourism due to negative feelings about President Trump. Domestic tourism, however, would increase).

On the other hand, a substitution effect may occur when an increase in the price of exports causes a decrease in the foreign demand for these exports, which is then followed by decreased production of such goods.

The first phase of consolidation is dominated by a significant asset demand decline leading to an excess of asset supply and, thus, a decrease in net foreign asset position.

Russia may be expected to be a prime example of a sharp decrease in foreign companies' involvement in domestic oil and gas operations, as the perception is that IOCs may not have anything meaningful to contribute becomes more commonplace.

A gradual decrease in foreign funding as allies grow weary of helping war-racked Afghanistan has led to some members of the Afghan elites turning to poppy profits.

Formally, the size of the coefficient on this variable for the period January 1993 December 2012 indicates that an increase (decrease) in foreign investment inflows of 1percentt of GDP decreases (increases) the share of corruption on GDP by approximately 0.07 %.

Only six countries (Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Luxemburg and Slovenia) reported a decrease in TB cases of foreign origin, 11 countries reported an increase in cases and 10 countries reported no major changes over time.

The embargo and decrease in foreign trade led to the development of local factories to produce goods no longer available as imports.

"It is disappointing to hear, however, that there has been a decrease in the take-up of modern foreign languages at GCSE".

During the 1930s the Great Depression and foreign competition contributed to a decrease in the production of manufactured goods and an increase in unemployment in the industrial north.