Sentence examples for aggressive declines from inspiring English sources

Based on those numbers, both Firefox and IE (which has the top share) have been in seemingly aggressive declines, while Chrome has been growing steadily.

However, the arrival of the internet sent the regional press into a more aggressive decline.

Sixteen minutes into the measurement, a more aggressive decline in the value of the tear film thickness was observed as the pre-corneal tear film thickness decreased to 14.7µm.

Halliburton, which continues to follow the more aggressive policy, declined to make Mr. Lesar available for comment.

The nation's three major military academies said Wednesday that applications for the incoming Class of 2013 were up significantly from previous years, citing aggressive marketing, declining casualties in Iraq and the economic downturn as factors.

Netscape founder Marc Andreessen, who knows a thing or two about how to flip a Web company to a big, aggressive buyer, declined to offer his advice.

This is in line with previous research, which showed that aggressive behavior declined over the course of adolescence, that rule-breaking behavior increased slightly over time, and externalizing problems in general decreased over time (Bongers et al. 2004; Stanger et al. 1997).

He insists that despite the ad declines, aggressive cost-cutting will pay off even beyond the next year.

The option of declining aggressive treatments may be an uncomfortable topic, but it should be widely discussed.

Schwab could make life more uncomfortable for his guests by naming and shaming the aggressive tax avoiders, declining to invite them to his annual talkfest.

Judge Jackson received the case after the appeals court removed Judge Stanley Sporkin, who said the federal government's 1994 consent decree with Microsoft was not aggressive enough and declined to approve it.