Sentence examples for decline incrementally from inspiring English sources

Unlike the fossil fuel industry's permanent subsidies, Congress has allowed the wind tax credit to expire six times in the last 20 years, and it is now set to decline incrementally until ending in 2020.

In the RAND Corporation's online tracking poll, which lists its results to the decimal place, Mr. Obama's lead declined incrementally, to 3.9 percentage points from 4.4 on Saturday.

For the first $10 million in assets, he receives $1 of every $100, and that declines incrementally to 60 cents for every $100 from $200 million up to $400 million in assets.

ALMOST all prime ministers have a kind of moral half-life; their personal credibility starts off strong and then declines incrementally in office as they are buffeted by scandals and misjudgements.

Mr. McAllister, a coastal biologist from Quogue who has worked for more than two years in the nongovernmental advocacy post of baykeeper, said the volunteers would help to halt "death by a thousand cuts" to an estuary that has been declining incrementally and is now in crisis.

The profit margin declines incrementally in the following two years as greater payroll allocations are made.

49 The CVD-free survival rates declined incrementally as the presence of MS features increased.

Patients with CSI of 0 showed a 92% PPV, which declined incrementally to 25% in patients with CSIs of ≥7.

Explains (exclaims!) Forrester's Frank Gillett, "Microsoft's share of OS on shipping PCs is still much more than 90percentt and declining only incrementally in the face of growing Apple Mac share.

Our big problems are unfolding incrementally — the decline in U.S. education, competitiveness and infrastructure, as well as oil addiction and climate change.

30, 31 Alogliptin is primarily eliminated renally, with exposure increasing incrementally with a decline in renal function.