Sentence examples for decline of roughly from inspiring English sources

The number of backlogged claims dropped from 611,000 in March 2013 to 292,300 in May 2014, a decline of roughly 52%, according to VA data.

In its financial forecasts for the current quarter, Apple provided numbers that suggest a decline of roughly 20 percent in earnings a share, according to Mr. Sacconaghi's calculations.

From 50,000 people shortly after World War II, the city now numbers about 29,000, a decline of roughly 40 percent.

For example, over the same period, the Standard & Poor's 500 had a decline of roughly 32percentthethe state fund is broadly invested beyond the large American corporations that make up the S.&P.

That was one explanation offered by Alan Fisco, the vice president of circulation and marketing for The Seattle Times, in a memorandum on Monday to his staff about a decline of roughly 8percentt in circulation.

Yet because the increase has come in a series of small increments, usually no more than a few percentage points, smoking rates have hardly deviated from their historic rates of decline of roughly 1percentt a year.

America's GDP may have declined to roughly 22percentt of the world total (from a high of around 25percentt) but American firms still account for almost 50percentt of global profits, and American business still dominate sectors like finance and high technology.

State ownership of businesses declined to roughly one-fifth.

In all, Global Insight expects a decline of 4percentt, or roughly 10percentt in inflation-adjusted terms, between the peak earlier this year and the projected low point in 2009.

Saxony and Thuringia, both to the south-east of LS, have a generally negative development until 2050 (A1B) with a decline in maize yields of roughly −10% [14,15].

But when he excluded the tax benefits owing to option exercise, cash flows declined to roughly equal the level of earnings.