Sentence examples for real decrease from inspiring English sources

Officials said yesterday that there was no real decrease in ridership.

One United States official, quoted by the New York Times, said of the communications: "The switches weren't turned off, but there has been a real decrease in quality".

"If there is a real decrease in the number of bias incidents, that's great," said Clarence Patton, director of community organizing for the Anti-Violence Project.

Their wages also only grew by a modest amount.It seems, at least when it comes to clothing, middle class Americans also experienced a real decrease in price.

In fact, according to an analysis by The Bay Citizen, the real decrease in carbon emissions may be only one-fourth the percentage cited by the city.

The findings also held when the researchers looked only at fiction, where they found what they called "a real decrease in literary emotion".

But such offsets may also delay real decreases in greenhouse gas emissions.

"Its activities have contributed to real decreases in obesity among youth of colour," said Chrissie Juliano, director of the Big Cities Health Coalition.

Look, we remain bullish on them, but I share your concern that if activity stops or if you start having real decreases in property values in certain sectors, some of these companies may end up holding the bag.  .

The development of "Euraflandres" could attract additional public and active modes users with a real decreasing of car use that contributes to an eco-frienldly city, one of the aspects of smart cities.

Whilst the commencement of recording of volcanic eruptions as natural events rather than solely as disasters may explain the steady decrease in the VFI seen in the 17th and 18th centuries, the five-fold decrease seen from approximately 1800 onwards is likely a result of real decreases in populations' vulnerability to volcanic hazards.