Sentence examples for minor declined from inspiring English sources

The officer, who did not identify the boy because he is a minor, declined to comment on the child's parents, saying not enough information was immediately available.

However unjustified, even a single year of relatively minor decline can create concerns.

The report does not say why some states, like Illinois and New Jersey, have seen significant reductions in child poverty rates since 1979, and others have seen increases or relatively minor declines.

Such a relatively minor decline could lead to widespread Web site freezing and trading delays.

The definition of constraints leads only to marginal or minor decline in the model statistics like AIC.

Applications of all three technologies have been increasing steadily since 1972 with minor decline in the early nineties.

Still, even minor declines at firms such as Citigroup and Morgan Stanley provide solace for bulge-bracket firms.

Here, even a minor decline in the importance of Environment relative to the other criteria could contribute to a shift from 'no hydraulic fracturing' to 'cap and trade'.

Although a minor decline in GDP is expected, this is the short-term price to be paid to correct market distortions that had been accumulated over decades of inefficient energy pricing.

Moreover, only a minor decline or no significant changes in illicit drug use were found in the past decade, in contrast to continuous decreases in alcohol and cigarette use (National Institute on Drug Abuse 2017; Salas-Wright et al. 2015).

The minor decline in the income proportion of selling pharmaceutical products does not indicate that the government increased its financial support to public hospitals; rather, this should be understood as a significant increase in the income from medical services.