Sentence examples for a little decline from inspiring English sources

"The fall is always an upswing for retail, but in the winter there's always a little decline.

"Some of it shows dramatic improvement, some of it shows some improvement, some shows a little decline," he said.

CrunchGear: Has there been a little decline in traditional theater-going experiences?

As can be seen in Fig. 4, when the quantity of gold is only 0.96 μg/cm2 (Fig. 4e), the peak current was almost the same as that of bare GCE (Fig. 4f), even a little decline.

There was a distinct decline from the 12-13% thinness rate of children aged 10 18 yrs from eight provinces of China in 1991 1993 [ 24], but a little decline from the national survey of 7.4% in 2004 using the same reference [ 17].

The simulation shows that gas production rate is almost constant over the course of production (e.g., there is very little decline) in the case of a 100% gas reservoir.

If labelling also has a behavioural component that favours the more affluent (IMDQ1), then the most disadvantaged would see little decline in consumption of trans fatty acids (a decline of 0.20% energy for IMDQ5).

Weekly applications for new mortgages show little growth but little decline either.

Master swimmers experience very little decline in the speed with which the brain tells muscles what to do".

Perhaps more important, they showed little decline for Mr. Obama from the previous set of YouGov surveys in September, which were conducted just after the party conventions.

Their convention got middling television ratings, with the exception of the Fox News coverage, where there was little decline from 2008.