Sentence examples for decrease compared to the previous year from inspiring English sources
Only a third of people felt that they could influence decisions affecting their local area, a statistically significant decrease compared to the previous year (38%) and all other years since 2001.
In terms of IPOs, Nine venture-backed companies raised $643 million through public offerings in 1Q 2013, a 55% year-over-year drop from $1.4 billion raised by 20 IPOs in 1Q'12 and a 47% decrease compared to the previous quarter.
Although this figure shows a decrease of 20percentt compared to the previous year, attributed mostly to drought, the 2018 area under opium poppy cultivation remains at high levels.
According to the research, the number of articles on climate science decreased in 2012 compared to the previous year, although the tone became more sharply sceptical of the established scientific position in this period.
That was a 9.2% decrease in median price compared to the previous year's.
That was a 0.8% decrease in median price compared to the previous year.
Despite a four percent increase in median rent price in Chicago since the previous quarter, the city saw a nearly two percent decrease in median rent compared to the previous year.
Following the implementation of the new program, Quincy Police saw a 66percentt decrease in the death rate compared to the previous year officers were prevented from administering Narcan.
Cost savings of interventions within the EMR were estimated based on direct costs of testing, using decreases in testing post-intervention compared to the previous year pre-implementation.
Data from the California Department of Justice's Criminal Justice Statistics Center for 2011 reveals an impressive 20percentt decrease in overall youth arrests in the state compared to the previous year, and a 60percentt decrease in marijuana arrests.
Violent crimes there decreased slightly overall in 2012 with six fewer aggravated assaults but four more rapes compared to the previous year, according to the department's numbers.
