Sentence examples for declined shortly from inspiring English sources

Shares that had edged higher on that news in early trading declined shortly before noon on reports of the earthquake in Japan.

Newfoundland's long-finned pilot whale fishery was at its highest in 1956, but declined shortly after and is now defunct.

Although this is a significant improvement, just as before, the consumption of glucose and production of 3MB declined shortly after.

Sales of hormone treatment increased sharply in Norway during the 1990s and declined shortly after 2000, following similar patterns in all Norwegian counties (data not shown).

In contrast, although FIX levels in the IDLV-treated mice were relatively stable before partial hepatectomy, they significantly declined shortly afterwards in the interval between weeks 12 and 20 (P < 0.05; Fig. 3B).

Notably, the RFP fluorescence from the tumor cells declined shortly after STL-6014 infusion and then increased again at rates that appeared to mirror the uptake (first hours) and clearance of the STL-6014 from the corresponding tumors.

"With the monotonous nature of these tasks, the operator's performance may decline shortly after their work shift commences".

Spain experienced the traditional preindustrial pattern of high birth and death rates throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, but both began to decline shortly after 1900.

Population density of Spain.Spain experienced the traditional preindustrial pattern of high birth and death rates throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, but both began to decline shortly after 1900.

At the same time, the warehouse industry, whose fortunes depend on a healthy retail industry, began suffering the effects of the economic downturn, "Property values started declining shortly after the deal closed," said Mr. Lachance, who estimated that the portfolio had lost 15percentt of its worth.

Enrollments started declining shortly after the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001, with drops of 8%, 10%, and 6% in 2002, 2003, and 2004, respectively.