Sentence examples for decline attributed to from inspiring English sources

This year, 23 black companies account for about 2.2percentt of the market capitalization, a decline attributed to a stock market slump, spiraling debt and poor management.

Japan's economy shrank 0.3% in the last quarter of 2010, a decline attributed to slow domestic consumption following the end of government incentives to buy, among other items, low-emission cars.

Across the Island, volunteer fire departments are reporting gains in membership that have begun to reverse a two-decade decline attributed to the increasing time demands on two-income families and the high cost of living on Long Island.

Silver prices dropped more than 5 percent on Monday, a decline attributed to a decision by the CME Group, which is the parent of the Chicago Board of Trade, to increase the margins for futures trading on silver.

A federal survey in 1994 found that the amount of lead in the blood of Americans dropped 78percentt from 1976 to 1991, a decline attributed to banning lead in paint and gasoline and phasing out the use of lead solder in food cans.

Despite that decline — attributed to austerity measures and budgetary reductions — the analyst also notes IT budgets are being "decoupled" from overall operating pressures on governments as IT is being seen as a way to drive efficiencies, reduce costs of service delivery and cut future costs.

The results showed that all the SAs in water and sediment had significant declines attributed to natural light and microbial activities.

Secondly, the Starink model is employed, and the arithmetic mean activation energy increases initially with increasing the particle size, and then declines, attributing to the contradictory effect of particle size.

In Denmark and many other European countries, harvest records suggest a marked decline in European brown hare numbers, a decline often attributed to the agricultural practice.

However, an obvious decline was observed, and, according to multivariate linear regression analysis, the decline is attributed to the loss of transgene copy number.

The initial, rapid decline was attributed to the faster turnover of activated cells, while the subsequent, decelerated decline resulted from the slow turnover of quiescent cells.