Sentence examples for declining back from inspiring English sources
If birth rates continue to fall, we might realise the UN's "low" projection of a population peak of around 8.3 billion mid-century, declining back to today's population by 2100.
However, in the UK, the market share of ALDI and LIDL is expected to continue to grow, whereas in France, it's already declining — back in 2009, hard discounters held a 14.9% market share in the country.
Credit Suisse First Boston's default forecasting model saw the default rate declining back to just over 3% during 2000, much less than the more pessimistic forecasts.
Bloomberg BNA reported this week that some workers are declining back pay checks from the Labor Department, for fear their contact with the government could lead to deportation.
and patchy labelling (most being slightly below 250 a.u .. Very much like for BODIPY-SM, the average number of BODIPY-PC patches varied significantly with temperature (Fig. 1C), increasing from ∼3 at 10°C, peaking to ∼8 at 20°C, then declining back to ∼3 at 37°C, to vanish >40°C (data not shown).
However, under UV treatment higher level of the CrMPK3 transcript could be observed up to 2 hours post treatment before declining back to the basal level.
The poll found middle class Palestinians moving toward the hard-line views more often found among militants and younger people, with declining backing for peace talks.
These ongoing expenses are generally coupled with declining back-end loads (exit fees) that ensure that the broker can be paid.
A Growth Stall occurs any time a company has two consecutive quarters of lower sales versus the previous year (or two consecutive declining back-to-back quarters). In the 3rd quarter of 2015 Wal-Mart sales were $117.41 billion vs. same quarter in 2014 $119.00 billion - a decline of $1.6 billion.
Hence, at some point the TAT null cline declines back to its original position like in Fig. 2e and f.
Cohabitation rises from 3% at age 18, to about 12% at age 24, and then declines back to 4% by age 44.
