Sentence examples for reasonable decline in from inspiring English sources

The projections each side has produced for Greece's primary budget surpluses (ie, before interest payments) do not seem that far apart: both foresee Greece running a surplus of 3.5% of GDP from 2018 onwards, which would mean a reasonable decline in Greece's debt-to-GDP ratio over time if it can sustain economic growth.

Defenders of Canada's deals with China – hardly known for its environmental record – argue that it was a reasonable response to the decline in American interest in Albertan oil.

It is reasonable to assume that decline in productivity would further reduce economic output by at least 3% each year, which represents a significant annual recessionary impact of Ramadan.

It is also reasonable to expect a decline in performance for long delays: as more users join the conversation, promoted trends become harder to distinguish from organic ones.

A reasonable explanation for a decline in SERCA function is that there is a decline in the genetic expression of SERCA isoforms and this has been shown in cardiac tissue (Maciel et al., 1990).

A 1990 report done for the convention's secretariat noted that for reticulated pythons, "there is reasonable evidence for a significant decline in Bangladesh, and the species is reported to be depleted locally over much of the remainder of the range, including Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar and the Philippines".

"It's reasonable to try something new to arrest the decline in what's become a very dynamic market".

One would expect such a decline as an user base expands and this approximate 50% decline in revenues per account seems reasonable for a six-fold base increase.

Therefore, inactivation of hippocampal NE by accumulated FA is a reasonable explanation for hippocampal NE deficiency-related memory decline in aged rats.

It may well be, she said, that a decline in forecast accuracy is an entirely reasonable price to pay for better reliability of corporate disclosures.

This seems a reasonable view because we do not expect a population decline in the large number of species examined to date.