From 1980 to 2007, workers were carpooling in decreasing numbers, he added.
This exercise aims to concentrate research in ever decreasing numbers of institutions (thus rationalising cuts everywhere else).
More young people are delaying first sexual intercourse, decreasing numbers of partners and using condoms more often, he said.
A Department of Energy and Climate Change spokesman said stock levels at filling stations are moving towards normal levels, with decreasing numbers of stations experiencing stock outs.
But to focus on decreasing numbers of drug inmates is misguided, said those pushing for reform or repeal of the laws.
Russia's prime minister, Vladimir V. Putin, has expressed dismay over the decreasing numbers of Amur tigers, also known as Siberian or Ussuri tigers.
Decreasing numbers of the residents of the island of Great Britain now regard "British" as their primary national identity.
Despite the decreasing numbers of arrivals, Bulgarian nationalists have staged protests in recent months calling for the immediate closure of all refugee centres and for migrants to be returned to Turkey or their countries of origin.
Criminologists have for years been puzzled by this phenomenon, with theories ranging from decreasing numbers of lead poisoning to better policing.
Individual particle energies, expressed in electron volts (eV; 1 eV = 1.6 × 10−12 erg), range with decreasing numbers from about 106 eV to more than 1020 eV.
For three straight seasons, the Mets' ineptitude was accepted as a given, which did not sit well with a fan base that has shown up at Citi Field in decreasing numbers.
