Sentence examples for those decreases from inspiring English sources

Those decreases only added to problems the center already had in eliminating a huge debt acquired during a $6.6 million renovation of the theater that included a new roof, air-conditioning, a new sound system and marquee, and additional seating.

Margaret Swallow, a spokeswoman for Procter & Gamble, which produces the Folgers brand, said the company had cut prices to retail chains seven times since March , 2000 but she declined to say what those decreases were.

Dr. Berry said the researchers would try to explain the declining death rates to see if they can determine whether tamoxifen or mammography or both can account for those decreases.

On the other hand, those decreases would have been even steeper without the continued influx of foreign applicants, who now make up one-third of the student body on many campuses.

According to a Gallup poll released on Wednesday, Americans' satisfaction with the way things are going in the country has hit a six-month low, and those decreases were led, in both percentage and percentage-point decreases, by Democrats and independents, not by Republicans.

According to the company's data, which tracks prices in dollars, in 2009 hotel rates fell 12 percent in Paris, 19 percent in London, 17 percent in Rome and 22 percent in Madrid, although those decreases are partly caused by the strengthening dollar, Ms. Auernheimer said.

The amount and the molecular mass of xyloglucans also increased under the hypergravity conditions, while those decreased under microgravity conditions.

After the induction chemotherapy, a MRI showed that the volume of CRLM slightly reduced and number of those decreased from 15 to 14 (Fig. 2).

Nitrate concentrations were much higher than baseline values in mountainous groundwater while those decreased in coastal areas (<50 m asl) despite stronger anthropogenic land uses.

For example, 31 of the 204 species had responses that changed significantly between two phases, but equally divided between those increasing in abundance then stabilizing or declining (16 species), and those decreasing then recovering (15 species).

The combined effect of those increasing and those decreasing their earnings in response to the benefit offset led to a net increase in program costs, as benefit payments increased by over $1,000 per volunteer over the two-year period.