Sentence examples for decline a bit from inspiring English sources

The Energy Department says gasoline prices should decline a bit before next fall.

In 1977, hiring was already on the upswing, whereas economists expect today's job market to decline a bit more and then stagnate for months.

Mr. Perry, interestingly, is not helped in this case — in fact, with Ms. Palin and Mr. Giulaini out of the race, his numbers decline a bit to 10 percent from 12 percent.

The unemployment rate — based on a separate survey of households — did decline a bit, to 8.2 percent, but that was widely dismissed as indicating some people gave up looking for work.

All the tote bags, T-shirts, magnets and buttons are, Smallwood suggests, the result of a reading minority who've become, as the numbers of Americans who read books continues to decline, "a bit overidentified with the enterprise".

However, on a mixed network, the camera will work well for the Mac users, but quality will decline a bit when they use other software to videoconference.

I thanked him and declined; a bit nostalgic, I watched the car move on and disappear.

"The enthusiasm for Whistler property has declined a bit as the currency exchange rate has reversed itself," Mr. Kelly said.

Over all, Burlington Northern shares have fallen more than 5percentthis yearar, while Canadian National declined a bit more than 1percentt.

The level of support has declined a bit as the fighting grinds on, and some Palestinians have spoken out against the use of teenagers.

After the Second World War, the pace of film-making declined a bit (from 50 a year to about 30) and some of its most expensive stars were cut loose.