Sentence examples similar to decline remittance from inspiring English sources

Domestic demand has been depressed by lay-offs and declining remittances.

The drought will stretch government resources at a time when state revenues have been hit (pdf) by lower commodity prices, reduced earnings from the Southern African Customs Union and declining remittances from South Africa-based workers.

Given remittances' important role in the Bolivian economy, it is possible that the decline in remittance flows that occurred during this period contributed to an increase in child labor and, therefore, indirectly to a decline in school enrollment.

But Bolivia did see a decline in remittance income.

There is a steep decline in remittance propensity after a 10-year absence.

Furthermore it has been suggested that, even with continued migration, the anticipated decline in remittance rates is likely to occur due to family reunification and greater integration of the migrants in the host communities.

The World Bank is forecasting a decline in remittances of 7-10% in 2009.

Nobody should think of the decline in remittances, however, as anything but unfortunate.

"There is no doubt that a decline in remittances will exacerbate the humanitarian crisis and erode the gains Somalia has made in recent years".

Mexico's central bank now says that it expects a decline in remittances of 7-8% this year.Mr Pirir used to send $600 a month to his wife and seven children back home.

Bangladesh's main competitors China, Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka do not have "least developed" status, so the value of Bangladesh's garment exports surged to $14 billion in the eight months to March 2011, up 40% at an annual rate.This will offset but not reverse the decline in remittances.