Sentence examples for sequential decline from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sequential decline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gradual decrease or deterioration that occurs in a specific order or sequence over time. Example: "The company experienced a sequential decline in sales over the past three quarters, indicating a troubling trend."
Revenues were $436 million, an 9% sequential decline and adjusted EBITDA fell 26.4% sequentially to $104 million.
"It's a staggering sequential decline in margins," said A. M. Sacconaghi, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.
Removing the impact of seasonal variations, the new figures showed a "modest, but sequential" decline that began during the first quarter of 2001 and has continued since.
We also note our second quarter estimates are below consensus largely due to lower PD royalties, where we forecast a 14% sequential decline (from fall off of strong Apple and other smartphone chip builds in the third and fourth quarter), whereas consensus looks too optimistic with just a 3% sequential decline.
That's a sequential decline in revenue.
In addition, reduced marketing spend contributed to the sequential decline.
"The sequential declines in revenue have stopped, which a lot of the companies are calling stabilization," he said.
Mr. Pavese said the first quarter was seasonally the weakest for the trash hauling industry, which tends to experience sequential declines in revenue.
While Wall Street banks like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley reported sequential declines in the region of 30 percent in their quarterly trading revenue, Nomura managed to keep its own flat.
Seeing sequential declines in revenue and profit are not surprising in companies that have seasonal revenue ebbs.
Dupont's says it expects sequential declines to temper, but it still sees second-quarter sales volumes down from fiscal 2000.
