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The answer is in the declining proportion of higher-performing white students in the overall student population coupled with the rapid increase in the lower-performing Hispanic population.

The number that best illustrates Democrats' improved opportunity for winning the White House has been the declining proportion of whites within the national electorate.

In Virginia, the issue is not merely the declining proportion of white voters, whom Democrats expect to make up about 75 percent of voters this year, down from 78 percent in 2009.

At some point, the declining proportion of distress sales could well mean that house price indexes will begin to rise faster than the underlying market might really justify, as those sales stop holding down the averages.

They now make up a sixth of Brazil's total installed capacity, and supply around a tenth of its electricity.But rising demand and the declining proportion of reservoirs mean this is no longer enough.

But if renewable sources are to contribute a greater share of the energy mix — California has a target of 33 percent by 2020 — the declining proportion of fossil fuel power available to smooth out the peaks and troughs of output will make storage technology essential.

The proportions of intermediate parity groups of mothers (i.e., Para 2, and Para 3 5) who delivered at the hospital had increased at the expense of the declining proportions of first time births and sixth time births or above.

This can be seen from the gradually declining proportion of processing exports in total exports after 2007.

But there is another, larger issue hovering on the horizon: a declining proportion of Internet activity is taking place in browsers on PCs.

A declining proportion of the adult population in the workforce depresses the estimates of absenteeism and presenteeism, while increasing the estimates of diabetes-related productivity losses for the population not in the workforce.

Though combined state and federal jobless aid once lasted for 99 weeks, Congress has scaled back the federal programs in some states and a declining proportion of the unemployed now receive benefits.