Sentence examples for more significant decline from inspiring English sources

There was a bigger and more significant decline in fatalities.

In 2006, seventy-two per cent of white evangelicals voted for Republican congressional candidates, though polls taken before the election showed a much more significant decline in their approval for the Party.

From March to June 2018, U.S. banks' exposure to Brazil decreased by 20%, a more significant decline than for any other of U.S. banks' top ten emerging market exposures.

Moreover, our RSBLQ has a more significant decline compared to V-NDN and CCVN; in terms of the smooth of traffic flow, RSBLQ and CCVN are much better than V-NDN.

Infant mortality has made an even more significant decline, falling by 74percentt as more children are born to parents who plan and space their pregnancies by at least 18 months.

At 6 months there is a surge in O4 levels followed by a more significant decline at one year and thereafter.

While the southern hemisphere saw modest dimming in the period 1961 90 (which has continued to date), the northern hemisphere saw much more significant declines (reductions of 4 8%).

But he said that because of the financial industry's persistent woes, owners in the New York area could see more significant declines in home prices this year.

"Asia already did contribute to a substantial import price decline, and we can expect that much more significant declines are on the way," said Richard Berner, chief economist at Mellon Bank in Pittsburgh.

The lateral prefrontal/frontal cortex of C57BL/6 mice showed more significant declines in density of agonist binding to NMDA receptors during both development and aging than the medial cortex.

I wrote that "significant further rises in these markets could lead, eventually, to even more significant declines," and that this might "result in a substantial increase in the rate of personal bankruptcies, which could lead to a secondary string of bankruptcies of financial institutions as well," and said that this could result in "another, possibly worldwide, recession".