Sentence examples for represent a declining from inspiring English sources

But much of this music passes largely unnoticed by African-Americans in New York, in part because since the 60's, the music's most likely consumers, the black middle class, represent a declining percentage of the city's African-American population.

Overall, non-college whites represent a declining share of the electorate, but in 2008 they still accounted for about one-third of all Democratic primary voters and nearly 40percentt of all voters in the general election.

But I wonder how long William Travis's doomed battle cry against the attacking Mexicans, "Victory or death!," will continue to resonate in a state where Caucasians today represent a declining minority and Latinos alone, never mind African-Americans, are projected to constitute a majority of Texans by 2030.

In its S-1 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission it noted that "although we intend to continue to develop and sell Official Red Hat Linux, we anticipate that product sales will represent a declining percentage of our total revenue if our strategy is successful".

Since the expression of enzymes that are shared by the glycolytic and gluconeogenic pathways, declines after 24 hours of fasting, the observed decline at 48 hours may represent a declining contribution of the liver to gluconeogenesis.

In these countries, aid represents a declining proportion of budgets and overall income.

So that steep downward line from 80% in 2008 represents a declining share in a declining market.

Those drops would represent a decline of about 2percentt.

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

Although that would represent a decline, it is above industry forecasts of about 2.6 million.

Second, the rise in profits might represent a decline in competition and, with that, a decline in economic dynamism.