Sentence examples for represent a decline of from inspiring English sources

Those levels would represent a decline of 5percentto14percentcent from the third quarter.

The utility estimates that systems similar to those being installed now cost about $8,500 in 1995, so today's prices represent a decline of about 40percentt.

This would represent a decline of more than 86percentt in 75 years, the group said. .

These population sizes represent a decline of 98% from estimates of historical returns (ref. in Lichatowich and Mobrand 1995).

The 6th century, in fact, represented a decline of Yamato power both at home and abroad.

This is its lowest-ever rate against the euro, and represents a decline of 19% since the beginning of 2003.

That tally, however, represented a decline of 3 million from Tuesday's premiere and 6.7 million from the series' first Wednesday installment a year ago.

In fact, the billions spent for the holiday in 2009 represented a decline of 13.5 percent from the $17 billion spent in 2008, according to the federation.

The new forecast still represents a decline of 2.9percentt from the 2008 level, the agency said, cautioning that the revisions "do not necessarily imply economic recovery, but may reflect a slowing in previously sharp decline".

The $138 billion that was collected during the first quarter of this year represented a decline of 10.9 percent from the same period two years ago, when the states collected a total of $154.8 billion in taxes, the report found.

The box-office tracker Media By Numbers reported that total summer revenue for the movie business would be about $4.2 billion, a new record but just slightly better than last summer's $4.18 billion, and that the number of tickets sold, about 587 million, represented a decline of about 3.5percentt.