Sentence examples for a decrease in requests from inspiring English sources

Facebook's latest report on government requests shows a decrease in requests from many Western countries in the second half of 2014, but that's offset by increases from India, Turkey and Russia.

In this specific group, we did not only have an effect on diagnostic accuracy but also a decrease in requests for radiological US examinations as well as further examinations including CT scan.

Guests can book Yosemite lodging 366 days in advance, but Cesaro said they've already noticed a decrease in requests for Curry Village.

Nearly 50%percentt of ID physicians believe that participation in ASPs leads to a decrease in requests for consultation [ 5].

"Without a disruptive amount of funding, not just a little bit more every year, but an actual disruptive change -- double the money we are currently getting, triple the money -- we are not going to see an increase in services and a decrease in unmet requests," said Cindy Southworth, executive vice president of the National Network to End Domestic Violence.

Apple OS U.S. ad requests dropped by nearly 14percentt month-over-month after an 8percentt decrease in requests in April.

According to Hired — which examined patterns in the international hiring behavior it sees on its platform — there was a stunning 60percentt decrease in requests from U.S.-based companies to foreign workers from between the second and final quarters of last year, which likely owed to uncertainty around immigration policies following the U.S. presidential election results.

That said, I've definitely seen a decrease in the number of requests for religious funerals.

This suggests that an increase in lung stress and a decrease in thoraco-pulmonary compliance requested a more profound muscular paralysis.

Several participants described a decrease in conflicts when consistent rejection of requests was enforced, and that this decreased the number of requests over time.

We wrote to 11 previously supported organizations requesting a decrease in the frequency of appeals but received a reply from only two.