Sentence examples for materially decreasing from inspiring English sources
In 1883 Congress had reviewed the tariff and made numerous changes in the rates, increasing the tariff on some items and reducing it on others, without materially decreasing the revenue received.
Maurice R. Greenberg, the former chief executive of the American International Group insurance company, may "materially decrease" his holdings in the company, whose shares have declined more than 90percentthis yearaccordingding to a regulatory filing on Thursday.
Characterizing Nav as a Credit Karma for small businesses, King believes his startup will "materially decrease the death rate of small businesses in the U.S".
While, in some instances, that may mean you avoid a number of bad roads, it will also mean that your ability to identify the right road will be materially decreased.
In its letter, Starboard called out Mayer for Yahoo's "aggressive acquisition strategy which has resulted in $1.3 billion of capital spent since Q2 2012 while consolidated revenues have remained stagnant and EBITDA has materially decreased".
The eGFR did not materially decrease.
In a survey cited by Whitney and Mack, 82% of small businesses say that credit cards are an essential funding source and 79% of them say that "credit card lending standards have tightened drastically and their access to credit lines has decreased materially".
When neighbourhoods with deprivation scores in the top and bottom 5% and 15% were analysed, we found similar patterns of elevated risk in the materially deprived populations and decreased risk in the socially deprived populations were observed (Table 2).
Trends of decreasing LSM ALT with age and the decreasing prevalence of categorically defined elevated serum ALT with age remained robust after adjusting for sex, alcohol use, metabolic syndrome components, and biomarkers of adiposity (p-value <0.0001), and was not materially changed after adjusting for bilirubin, GGT, and albumin.
The SEC called the proxy materials materially false and misleading.
