Although the samples are analyzed in different laboratories by different methods, these results might indicate that PCB levels in the Netherlands do seem to have hardly declined in these 10 years.
Even a 26percentt fall in newsprint expenses over the last year has hardly offset declines in the number of ad lines -- 14percentt in the fourth quarter of 2001, compared with a year earlier, though only 4percentt in the most recent quarter.
The G.O.P., while it has hardly reconverted to Eisenhower Republicanism, has declined to help the Democrats keep control of the Senate by nominating unelectable candidates — the sort of folks who get enthusiastically endorsed by Sarah Palin and Michele Bachmann.
A poll by the Pew Research Centre this week finds that 60% of those asked think the decision was right, a proportion that has hardly budged over the summer.So declining opinion-poll support should probably be seen as evidence of a failure by the administration to articulate its aims, and explain its military strategy, rather than a mere dislike of casualties.
But Mr. Franco, who declined to be interviewed, has hardly escaped the glare of publicity.
Yet Mr. Grantham, who was a critic of the efficient market hypothesis long before such criticism was in vogue, has hardly been mollified by its decline.
The greenback has fallen, to be sure, particularly since it has become clear that the Federal Reserve is likely to cut interest rates on September 18th, and particularly against the yen and the euro the dollar hit an all-time low of $1.39 per euro on September 12th.But the decline, so far, has hardly been a panicked rout.
Dinkins, unlike his predecessors, has hardly ever met… Within a short time last month, decline hit the former high approval ratings of both the President and New York's mayor.
Although that figure has hardly varied over 50 years, the rise of scepticism and the decline of determined credulity marks an important shift in American culture.
