Sentence examples for gentler decline from inspiring English sources

That is the biggest drop since the series began in 1987.The index from FHFA, the regulator of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, America's government-backed mortgage giants, shows a far gentler decline in prices.

The government said that manufacturing output in November fell 13.6percentt compared with the month a year ago, a much gentler decline than in September and October, when output dropped 21.9percentand20.6percentcent, respectively.

The slowdown in Hebei's industrial sector last year was particularly severe, from 10% growth in 2013 to just 5.1% last year, compared with a much gentler decline nationwide from 9.7% to 8.3%.Hebei has its own reasons for wanting cleaner air.

Nonethless, some statistics chart a slow, gentle decline in attendance at National Trust properties.

At first it seemed a fine wine that had gone into a long, gentle decline.

However, it can prevent the dissolution of active materials and retard further electrode degradation, which leads to the gentle decline in capacity over the initial 200 cycles.

The Italians and French, apparently doomed to gentle decline in the real world, remain formidable competitors on the football field.

The cocoa-leaf readers see a future of consolidation, limited innovation and a gentle decline in sales volume.

Some of the best this year, in no particular order: "Watch new Merkel govt take mighty Germany into gentle decline".

Achieving the gentlest decline in the Top 10 is Asif Kapadia's Amy Winehouse documentary Amy, with a drop of 24%.

AT THE start of the 1960s London's status as a financial centre was in gentle decline, reflecting Britain's waning importance in the global economy.