Sentence examples for much smaller declines from inspiring English sources

Resistance exercise resulted in much smaller declines in blood glucose during exercise than aerobic exercise or no exercise in individuals with type 1 diabetes.

Economists had predicted a much smaller decline of 2,000.

Analysts were expecting a much smaller decline of just 0.1%.

Referring to the job losses, he said: "This is a much smaller decline than the average decline of the last 18 months.

Sales fell 1percentt after dropping 0.8percentt in July, which was originally reported as a much smaller decline of 0.3percentt.

And South Korea reported that exports in June were 11.3percentt lower than a year earlier, a much smaller decline than the surprisingly poor 28.5percentt fall recorded in May.

Maybe Fed efforts to reduce inflation volatility flattened the Phillips Curve (by encouraging the introduction of wage rigidities), so that a given drop in output translated into a much smaller decline in inflation.

This is also a much smaller decline than the big dollar fall in the late 1980's, which was helped along by an agreement, known as the Plaza Accord, among America's allies to weaken the dollar.

The Street was expecting a much smaller decline.

The same holds for the large decline in wheat area in China in the year 2000 where a much smaller decline was predicted.

Bad weather last month led to a sharp drop in shopping on the high street, with covered shopping centres showing a much smaller decline, new figures suggest.