Sentence examples for really decrease from inspiring English sources

I also don't believe revenues from SMS, which continues to be one of the cheapest, quickest and easiest to use form of peer-to-peer mobile communication, will really decrease so rapidly.

Although 50% of the participants answered that an open visitation policy does not really decrease the family's anxiety and stress, most of them (67.9%) would desire hospitalization in an ICU with an OVP if there ever was a necessity for that.

Without question, more and more employees are asking their employers for more flexibility, but does flextime really decrease rates of burnout and lead to better health outcomes?

Does this really decrease your quality of life?

This will really decrease the amount of waste you put into landfills each month.

I need my beauty sleep.' And research is showing them that their cognitive performance really decreases if they don't get a good night's sleep.

"It really decreases the chances that if Governor Bush is president that he's ever going to get strict constructionists through the United States Senate," said Senator Bob Kerrey of Nebraska.

"This data shows that the length of audit time for the audits of the big guys is really decreasing and that raises questions, clearly, about how thorough audits are and the time pressures the agency is under to produce numbers" rather than quality law enforcement, she said.

Actually, in one case with severe emphysematous change we found the region, where PBF was really decreased even after the TF correction, and the region where PBF per parenchyma was not so decreased after the TF correction.

As a consequence, it is highly probable that the hunting pressure on wolves really decreased after the independence of Kyrgyzstan, as in other former Soviet countries (e.g. Belarus, cf. Sidorovich et al. 2003).

"When we have a lot of demand out there in the street, especially during the weekend then the cab price really decreases — then it's always around between 3% and 5% [revenue share].