Sentence examples for the first yearly from inspiring English sources

The region recorded a 2.6% decrease in revenues to $44bn – the first yearly decline after a decade of explosive growth.

The Energy Department recently predicted that Americans would consume slightly less gasoline this year than last — for the first yearly decline since 1991.

Median home prices rose 1.5percenttoto $178,300 in December compared with the same period a year ago -- the first yearly increase since August 2007.

Though 2001 over all is expected to show a dismal profit slump of 6.7percentt -- the first yearly decline since 1991 -- investors are looking ahead to 2002, which is now forecast to bring profit growth of a lively 19.2percentt, First Call said.

It expects the economy to contract in the second half of this year and predicts that GDP will fall by 0.25% in 2009, which would be the first yearly decline since 1991.The more the economy weakens, the swifter the Bank of England is likely to be in lowering the base rate from its present level of 5.0%.

Speaking of dips, we saw a few of them last quarter: Apple sold just 14.6 million iPads back then which was heralded as the first yearly iPad sales decline ever, and (perhaps more notably) the average selling price of the iPhone dipped from $613 to $580 sequentially.

It was the third yearly increase for crude oil in the four years since prices fell to a 12-year low of $10 a barrel.

At the end of the second yearly cycle, late last year, the group shared out UShs 5.7m ($2,136), up from UShs 4.5m the previous year.

Speaking of the Guinsberg Pavilion, the second yearly Westchester Chamber Music Festival begins there today at 4 P.M. with music of Haydn, Mendelssohn and Brahms.

There will be an all-star cast heading the third yearly Helen Hayes Hospital Charity Ball to be held Friday evening at the Dellwood Country Club in New City, N.Y.

Natural gas demand in Europe increased by five percent last year, the third yearly increase in a row, reaching 548 bcm.