Sentence examples for a short-term decline from inspiring English sources

After the run it's already had, though, Mr. Wien said that a short-term decline of 10percentt or more has become more likely.

This isn't just a matter of one or two individual institutions suffering through a temporary public relations imbroglio and a short-term decline in enrollment.

Even investors and strategists who do not expect a big pullback think that at least a short-term decline is in the cards.

Ralph Acampora of Prudential Securities attributed yesterday morning's gains to "a lack of sellers" and said trading continued a pattern of a short-term rally followed by a short-term decline.

Southwest generally expects high fuel prices to prevail and, if it sees what it thinks is a short-term decline in oil prices, the carrier would consider adding to its hedges for years beyond 2009.

Each week, Mr. Burke's staff divides more than 100 newsletters into three categories: the bullish, the bearish and what might be called the correction camp -- meaning those that are bullish over the long haul but expect a short-term decline.

They bought their home to live in it and can presumably weather any short-term decline.

The government hopes that tax gains on greater manufacturing growth will make up for any short-term declines in tax revenue.

These findings also confirm a previous study showing a steep short-term decline in hourly SDNN index (SDNNi) in the first few hours post-exposure to welding PM2.5, followed by a plateau and a second period of decline in the 9 10 hours post-exposure [ 28].

The gharial has undergone a chronic long-term decline, combined with a rapid short-term decline, leading the IUCN to list the species as Critically Endangered.

A sharp, short-term decline in GDP has given way to a steady erosion in growth expectations.