Sentence examples for but at a declining from inspiring English sources

"Home Depot mentioned that they continue to lose market share but at a declining rate," said Sarah Henry, an analyst with MFC Global Investment Management in Berwyn, Pa., which owns stock in both chains.

This is largely owing to the number of women in the hairstylist-esthetician trade, where programs are relatively short and completion rates high.q Age is positively related to completion, but at a declining rate.

Findings illustrate that in Afghanistan's Balkh Basin, total farm income and food security from crop irrigation increase, but at a declining rate as water storage capacity increases from zero to an amount equal to six times the basin's long term water supply.

FMDV RNA was detected in mouth swab samples from day 1 in the inoculated animals and from day 2, initially at a rather lower level, in the in-contact animals (Figure 4D) and then persisted in both groups of animals, but at a declining level, for the rest of the experiment (until 10 dpi).

As illustrated by Figure 2A, such a transformation implies that recurrence-free survival decreases with each additional positive node, but at a declining rather than a constant rate.

In addition, in fatigue and non-fatigue regressions, employment rates and income increase with age, but at a declining rate, and being female has a negative effect on both employment and income.

The negative impact increases with the number of wind turbines at a declining marginal rate but declines with distance.

Mean decimal BCVA increased during the upload phase, (from LogMAR mean of 0.201 at baseline to 0.219 at Month 4) but displayed a decline over time (0.192 at Month 15).

(Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. took a middle position, saying Mr. Graham deserved a shot at parole but declining to endorse a categorical position).

"But sales are declining at a rate that has to be fixed, and they determined this was not the way to go".

4 In the UK smoking prevalence among women is currently 20% and in long-term decline, but prevalence is declining at a slower rate than it is for men and remains particularly high for young adult women, with 25% of 25-year-old to 34-year-old women and 30% of 20-year-old to 24-year-old women smokers.