Sentence examples for represent a decline from from inspiring English sources

Our proposal doesn't represent a decline from a mythical golden age but a realistic effort to enable ordinary Americans to move beyond sound-bite democracy and engage in serious conversation on the issues before casting their ballots.

Another argument of Hill's is that not just "The Rock" but Four Quartets, too, represent a decline from the unsettling "pitch" of the early work into reassuring but bogus "tone".

And this figure would still represent a decline from 2008, of around 2.5 million barrels per day.

2. They represent a decline from prior levels of functioning and performing.

Dementia may be diagnosed if these deficits (1) are incapacitating for the individual, i.e. he/she is no longer able to function in daily tasks; (2) represent a decline from previous functioning; and (3) are not attributable exclusively to a delirium, i.e. a short-onset disturbance in cognition [ 12].

While that is far from last year's 4percentt drop, it represents a decline from early summer, when overall sales were running ahead of last year.

That represents a decline from about 250,000 a decade back, Mr. Dougherty said, as housing and medical programs grew and older veterans died.

Moreover, the show was not on an upward trajectory; last week's gross represented a decline from the previous week's amount, $176,622.

Gross margin as a percentage of revenues for the quarter, a crucial indicator in Sun's market, was 43.7percentt, an increase of 2.4 percentage points from last year's fourth quarter, although that represented a decline from the third quarter.

Rio has one of the world's highest murder rates, with 4,631 homicides in the metropolitan area last year; that number represented a decline from 5,143 murders in 2006, government figures show.

Although the Atlanta-based company posted a 17% increase in revenue last year, this represents a decline from its 25% average annualized revenue growth over the previous five years.