Sentence examples for modest decline of from inspiring English sources

The consensus market forecast had been for a much more modest decline of 1.9percentt.

Spending fell 0.7percentthethe biggest drop since July 2000, to $861.6 billion at an annual pace, after a more modest decline of 0.2percentt in May.

Finally, the survey of employers also done by the Labor Department shows a modest decline of 30,000 jobs from May to June.

Falling to 11th place, with a modest decline of 20%, Boyhood remains the top choice for indie fans, with a cumulative gross to date of £1.93m.

With a modest decline of just 19%, Steven Spielberg's War Horse romped home to a second-leg victory at the UK box office with £3.19m, way ahead of the chasing pack.

By extension, a modest decline of the yuan back to its original peg of 8.7 to the dollar should not have huge effects on the region's trade.Some of the upward pressure will come off the yuan next year.

Stocks have logged modest declines on eight of the last 10 days as investors anticipated that negotiations over the federal budget would fail, forcing a partial shutdown and worker furloughs as of Oct. 1.

One important area of consistency is a modest decline for Ron Paul, from 24percentt on PPP's poll last week to 20percentt on the new survey.

Analysts had forecast a modest decline to 57.

Of course, we have to accept high levels of inequality, an elitist education system, propaganda from an almost wholly rightwing press, undermining union power, access to justice biased towards the rich, reduction of state services, etc, but we do get to keep some level of material security with only a modest decline in standards of living.

A study using Health Survey for England data between 2003 and 2010 found a modest decline in rates of CKD, despite increases in diabetes and obesity.