Sentence examples for minuscule decline from inspiring English sources

That may seem a minuscule decline, but it is the lowest rate since 1987, and it translates into millions of people.

The case still has not been resolved, and the fact that there was only a minuscule decline in the legal costs last year indicates that the investigation has uncovered a wider range of possible violations.

Closure rates are minuscule and have declined each of the last three years, thanks to a renewed focus on cleanliness and healthier food options.

But think how awful it has been for the poor president, pacing around his Oval Cage as Al Gore frittered away this huge, amazing gift that had been bestowed on him: the best economy in the history of mankind, a burgeoning surplus, a declining crime rate, minuscule unemployment and inflation, vertiginous approval ratings.

While gross domestic product rose slightly from January through June, net domestic product declined -- by a minuscule $600 million in the first quarter and a more significant $27.1 billion in the second.

The report also closes with a stark number: at the end of 2015, only one in five mutual funds or ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) are managed by women, and in the U.S. things are even worse, with this number declining from 11.4% in 2008 to a minuscule 9.7% at the end of 2015.

Smith Travel Research predicts that luxury hotel occupancy will rise 4.2 percent by the end of the year, but with a 3.7 percent decline in average room rates and only a minuscule increase in per-room revenue.

Real incomes declined every year since 2014, though 2018 would have shown a minuscule increase if not for a one-off bonus paid to retirees the previous year.

Novell declined to quot a figure, but the consensus is that it's minuscule compared to the estimated $200 million Microsoft will spend on its Windows 2000.

The returns were minuscule.

The needle was minuscule.