Sentence examples for balance declined from inspiring English sources
"In years where there was high wildfire activity the net carbon balance declined dramatically, and then it would rebuild in the absence of fire".
The headline total orders balance fell from -1 in August to -7, below the consensus of a slight improvement to zero, while the export orders balance declined from -8 to -24.
For all 401(k) accounts, the average balance declined last year for the first time, according to Cerulli Associates, a benefits consulting firm, dropping about 12percentto to $41,919.
Construction orders on balance declined, but levels remained higher than during the same period a year ago.
The DIF balance declined from $17.3 billion at the end of 2008 (amended from the originally reported unaudited balance of $19 billion) to $13 billion on March 31 , 2009
From that point on, the energy balance declined to control values after 2 weeks and reached −74% of the control values after 4 weeks of treatment (Table 1A).
The cover price-driven nature of national newspapers meant that building a profitable business model online, to help balance declining circulation and revenues, "doesn't translate as well".
Like the Federal Reserve in Washington, the Bank of England is facing the need to balance declining housing prices and slower growth with its desire to combat rising inflation.
But the new request comes in an economic downturn, when other federal agencies are being told to trim spending to balance declining tax revenues.
Like the Daily Mirror Monday to Friday, the Birmingham Mail offers this free download every day, which feels strange – I'm a former editor and I now mainly read it on screen – but is a sensible experiment at online audience-building to balance declining print sales.
Moreover, these communities struggle to balance declining water supplies for each person and the demands of a rapidly rising population, where the assessment of fresh water demand capacity in South Sinai in 2020 is 600000 m3/d) (El-Sadek 2010; Elewa and Qaddah 2011).
