Sentence examples for modestly declines from inspiring English sources

It is apparent on inspection of Fig. 2 that the features of Φ t,192) that correlate with LOD are conserved at a range of window sizes (n), although this correlation modestly declines in magnitude as n deviates from 192 months.

By many important measures, the business is essentially flat or modestly declining.

Mecom said it benefitted from being able to increase cover and subscription prices to "offset modestly declining volumes [of sales]".

In recent months, the two indexes have diverged, with the adjusted numbers showing the market was modestly improving and the unadjusted numbers showing it was modestly declining.

Mr. Parsons said he stood by the company's projections for a single-digit percentage increase in revenue in the third quarter and flat or modestly declining cash flow.

While racial segregation has modestly declined in recent decades, the latest data reveal that approximately 60 percent of blacks or whites in metropolitan areas across the United States would have to relocate to achieve racial integration.

Dr. Eloundou-Enyegue worries that Africa's modestly declining birthrates reflect relatively rich, educated people reducing to invest in raising "quality" children, while poor people continue to have many offspring, strengthening divisions between haves and have-nots.

She wonders why he was so much more fortunate, modestly declining to mention her own role and thereby deflecting attention from the movie's curious moral, which is that the best hope for a poor black child in America is to have rich white parents.

Rhines: The largest companies in the semiconductor industry have only had modestly declining market share almost throughout the history of the industry.

Revenue for broadcasters and airlines would modestly decline.

Fortunately, the mortality and morbidity have modestly declined and CRC has become a preventable disease if pre-neoplastic lesions can be detected with modern screening methods (Lieberman, 2009).