Sentence examples for smallest declines from inspiring English sources

One of the smallest declines in sentiment — two percentage points, to 43 percent — was in Britain.

According to the D.H.H.S. analysis, the biggest declines in the number of uninsured have come in the twenty-nine sthats thavehavexpandeded Medicaid, and the smallest declines have come in the twenty-one states that refused to accept federal assistance and enroll more people.

The smallest declines (up to − 2%) for both RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 are expected under a combination of late planting and half or full recommended fertilizer rates (unlike Melkassa, see next section).

Kenyan and Tanzanian nationally protected sites experienced moderate declines, while Mauritius and Réunion sustained the smallest declines, and coral cover increased in Kenyan and Tanzanian fished sites (Figure 1).

Participants with grade school educations declined more than those going on to high school, while those attending college had the smallest declines in cognitive status.

That is, patients with the biggest increases in λ ∥ after surgery had the smallest declines in verbal fluency (r = 0.398, P = 0.027).

It was the smallest decline in three years.

The relative winner was Dallas, which had the smallest decline, 3percentt.

Texas, however, has seen the smallest decline despite receiving almost $17 million in the name of virginity.

The Labor Department reported yesterday that the economy lost 124,000 jobs in December, the smallest decline since August.

However, BT has achieved its smallest decline in income in 16 consecutive quarters, analysts at Merrill Lynch said.