Sentence examples for decline down to from inspiring English sources

Others question whether trade has peaked at all: they put the apparent decline down to mismeasurement.

Henry Blodget, of Merrill Lynch, puts the recent decline down to the rise in interest rates last month.

But the family meal, or "primary eating", is in decline – down to 67 minutes a day, Pollan says.

Less than a month after launch, Swing Copters is on a rapid decline, down to No. 220 in the App Store now.

Every dairy throughout the country has been faced with two issues: Americans' consumption of fluid milk since the 1970s continues to decline – down to 18 gallons a year per capita (in the '70s, it topped 30 gallons) – and non-cow milk alternatives continue to gain market share and steal cow-milk drinkers.

"I wouldn't put this decline down to the content of the sites themselves," the analyst told HuffPost.

In all of these cases, the production rate declined down to less than 50% after several months, and the membrane life shortened to about 1 year.

But, according to National Vital Statistics Reports, it then began steadily declining, down to 4.7 in 1990 and 4.1 in 2000.

Thus, the EQE values for wavelengths below 450 nm were lower for a bare solar cell, declining down to 5% at a wavelength of 350 nm.

As production proceeds, the reservoir pressure declines down to the dew-point pressure; liquids begin to condensate near the wellbore and block the gas from flowing to the wellbore.

Marineau's changes have brought sales declines down to the single digits, improved inventory planning, limited costs and even started to justify the company's humiliating about-face online.