Sentence examples for the falling share of from inspiring English sources

And it remains a cyclical business, he says, despite the falling share of commodity chemicals in Dow's output.

The falling share of income going to everybody else, together with slower productivity, led to disappointing income growth for working- and middle-class families.

The OECD warned about the rise of the top 1% in rich societies and the falling share of income going to poorer people.

Vietnam's exports of farm, forest and fisheries produce rose by 21% last year, to $12.5 billion, and further growth is expected.The success of Vietnam's economic transformation is often measured by the falling share of agriculture in the country's gross domestic product.

Louis Hiken, a lawyer for Mr. Edmondson, said proponents of licensing microradio had found at least one other reason for optimism: Since Mr. Kennard is the first African-American chairman of the F.C.C., he might try harder to increase the falling share of minority ownership of radio stations.

The falling share of fuel-sipping diesels will also make this harder to achieve.

Those moves include borrowing more than 100 million euros ($132 million) from a friendly banker in a bid to prop up the falling shares of his own bank and making risky loans to people and entities with ties to Piraeus.

Despite this falling share of agriculture, the majority of the active population (67percentt in 1985 and 58.5percentt in 1998) makes a living from it.

We also show that better financial situation and public funding can mitigate the trend towards a falling share of innovating and R&D-performing firms.

The West accounts for a falling share of China's trade.

In spite of your reasonable skepticism about its lessons when labor unions represent a small (and falling) share of the labor force.