Sentence examples for which has decreased from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, the leftwing vote, which has decreased dramatically in other European countries, remained stable at 12%.

The area's deer population, which has decreased by more than 1,200 animals, has suffered most, Mr. Conger said, and he finds a paradox in that.

A federal advisory panel of doctors will review prasugrel, which has decreased the risk of blood clots in clinical trials but raised the risk of dangerous bleeding, next week.

Above all, the court papers record in a wrenching insight into his life, paid work might "help him to regain his self-esteem, which has decreased steadily since his marriage breakdown and, in particular, since he was made redundant".

About half the 2012 decline — 15,035 prisoners — occurred in California, which has decreased its prison population in response to a Supreme Court order to relieve prison overcrowding.

The city's homicide rate, which has decreased over the last 10 years by nearly 70percenttoto levels not seen since the 1960's, can occasionally rise at some point in a given year but by year's end show a decrease.

A lot could be learnt from the US, which had decreased childhood obesity.

Apparel prices, which have decreased or stayed flat for six of the last seven months, fell 0.9 in July.

The place depends on donations, which have decreased with the economic slowdown, even if visits have not, the program's executive director, Harriet Taub, said.

After taking into account reductions in hours of work, which have decreased in the recession, the Institute for Fiscal Studies has highlighted that for those aged between 22 and 30, median earnings are 15% lower than before the recession, driven by a combination of lower hourly pay and fewer hours of work.

Recent increases in ocean temperature were observed to have had a noticeable negative effect on the upward growth of the colony's skeleton, which had decreased since 1998 by approximately 30% in association with prolonged exposure to thermally stressful temperatures.