Sentence examples for a likely decline from inspiring English sources

He said that "growth should gradually recover" in response to the combination of interest rate reductions, the tax cut that Congress is about to send to President Bush and a likely decline in energy prices.

Dunn thinks title insurers present a good opportunity, despite a likely decline in volume for the coming year.

IHS Global Insight said it forecasts house prices to fall by a further 15.0% next year after a likely decline of some 18.0% in 2008.

With waters projected to continue to warm, NOAA now projects a likely decline in the amount of Alaska pollock by 2050.

It avoids such controversial terms as "shortage" and "shortfall" (Science, 16 May, p. 1070), opting instead for the more nuanced concept of "underproduction" in warning of "a likely decline" in the number of "native-born science and engineering graduates".

"This is the first time we've seen a likely decline in the presence of strong global economic growth".

Same-store sales, the measure of performance at shops open at least a year, will likely decline 1% to 2% through the balance of 2001, down from 2% in 2000 and 4.5% growth in 1999.

The Bakr family of Gaza City, which lost four children to an Israeli strike on the beach, will likely decline an invitation to Oslo.

Without a compelling store footprint, a brand's relevance will likely decline and its e-commerce business almost certainly will falter.

"If the public administration program is eliminated, the [graduation success rate] numbers for our student-athletes will likely decline," an athletic department memo from 2012 obtained by the WSJ said.

Three independent studies, using different methodologies and data, evaluated that while medicane activity would likely decline with a rate depending on the climate scenario considered, a higher percentage of those that formed would be of greater strength.