Sentence examples for been a corresponding decline from inspiring English sources
As they hypothesized, the words "I" and "me" appear more frequently along with anger-related words, while there's been a corresponding decline in "we" and "us" and the expression of positive emotions.
(Perkins, in the Bloomberg TV interview, said the firm had chosen "to sort of throw me under the bus," and followed up with his own jab: "As I've distanced myself from the firm, there's been a corresponding decline in the firm").
"In the past, if you showed me a stock chart with a big drop, there would be a corresponding decline in the company's business or market," said Lauren Levitan, an online retail analyst with Robertson Stephens.
Toward the end of the Heian period, contacts with China were severed, and there was a corresponding decline in the art of pottery; even the traditional Sueki ware disappeared.
It was also observed that the solar irradiance had a correlating relationship with the wind speed as can be readily seen from the graphs: when there was an increase in solar radiation intensity, there was a corresponding decline in wind speed (Figs. 2, 3).
There is a corresponding decline in rod-mediated visual function with increasing age [30].
Indeed, as kidney function declines over time, there is a corresponding decline in exercise performance [ 1, 2].
In this case the Γ-distribution will tend to be bell-shaped, with a large value of α, and there will be a corresponding decline in the estimate of ti/ tv over time.
Simulation results reveal that as the degree of the shape polynomial function increases, there are corresponding gains in the maximum pressure, load and torque are, and a corresponding decline in the minimum film thickness.
Indian officials agree with that assertion, saying that despite a major decline in infiltrations by insurgents compared with last year, there has not been a corresponding drop in violence.
Following that period, there is only a gradual increase in Nd that is coupled with a corresponding decline in Ns.
