Sentence examples for will have declined from inspiring English sources
The Greek economy will have declined for six years in a row.
In 1997 it contributed 17% of GDP, a share which will have declined again last year; manufacturing's weakness in 1998 was not enough to slow the rest of economy.
In the UK, between 2010 and 2017 the average number of minutes per day a reader will spend with a magazine will have declined 58% to just two minutes.
For next year, by which time the business inventories that have been worrying Mr. Greenspan will have declined to more reasonable levels, the Fed now forecasts an expansion of between 3 and 3.25percentt.
An analysis by the RSPB and the Wildlife Trusts reveals that, once the new reductions bite, the government's spending on wildlife conservation, air quality and water pollution will have declined by nearly 80% in real terms since 2009-10.
On Wednesday, sales of existing homes for September will be reported; a Bloomberg News poll of economists forecasts that they will have declined to an annual rate of 5.25 million units from 5.5 million in August.
States with declining racing programs will have declining Foal Crop share percentages as owners relocate their mares to more lucrative states.
Ed Jenkins, the accounting board's chairman, says its plan makes good theoretical sense because it reflects how much the good will has declined in value.
Barry thinks that upscale retailers and department stores will have declines up to 10.7% in the fourth quarter, whereas dollar stores, discount retailers and warehouse clubs will have comparable-store sales increases of as much as 3.6%.
"There has been so much forest loss in Sumatra during the past decades that the population will still have declined [about] that much, albeit a bit less".
Zillow's real estate research unit concurs that home value depreciation began to accelerate again in September across the country; in a new report it projects that U.S. homes will turn out to have declined in value by a total of $1.7 trillion in 2010.
