Sentence examples for decline notably from inspiring English sources

But a handful of UK companies managed to buck the decline, notably Next ahead of its results a week on Thursday.

But in the meantime, the pay TV industry posted a decline (notably, its first) of just 166,000 subscribers in 2013.

ATMP being a commercial anti-scaling agent has inherent chelation properties to stop this deposition of chemicals by keeping the ions in solution form; thus cathode performance in the MFCs using ATMP in cathode did not decline notably with time.

In regard to the prodromal stage, clinical high-risk individuals display not only cognitive but also functional decline; notably, in the individuals with attenuated positive symptoms impaired processing speed is related to the difficulties in social and role functioning [ 63].

Proportions have steadily decreased for all regions since 1980, and only in Sub-Saharan Africa (hereafter referred to as Africa, North Africa being part of the Eastern Mediterranean region) was the decline notably slower.

While some cancers have shown a particularly steep decline, notably cancers of the lower lip, there has been a disturbing increase of cancers of the tonsil and base of tongue, consistent with global trends, and likely to be related to increasing HPV infections of the oropharynx.

(Bank robberies and street muggings have declined notably since the cashless trend began).

Labor market conditions have improved further; the unemployment rate has declined notably in recent months but remains elevated.

It passed through several incarnations, alternately bustling and declining — notably each of the three times the place burned to the ground.

Many of the films on release suffered relatively modest declines, notably In Time (down 25%), Tower Heist (down 28%) and The Help (down 30%).

Their sometimes questionable decisions in these cases are an important reason why the Court's standing in American life has declined notably since 2000.