Sentence examples for represented a decline from inspiring English sources

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

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.

But Williams rejected the idea that the team's 2006 performance, which produced nine fewer victories than the championship season, represented a decline.

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.

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

However, the GDP increase in the three months from July to September marked the 11th consecutive quarter of growth even if it represented a decline on the previous quarter.

A marketing slowdown by one company represents a decline in ad revenue at another.

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

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

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

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.