Sentence examples for yearly decline from inspiring English sources

Johnson & Johnson posted a rare yearly decline in sales and gave a disappointing 2010 profit forecast.

Now even that certainty seems to have disappeared, as downloads head toward their first yearly decline.

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

The average yearly decline of stillbirths over this period was 1.1%, slower than the decline for child or maternal mortality.

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

The year-on-year index fell 2.6 percent in March, a smaller drop than the 3.5 percent yearly decline of February.

PAGE B7 AN AD DEPRESSION Media companies are being battered by the economic downturn, and advertisers are bracing for what they expect to be the first two consecutive yearly declines in spending since the early days of the Great Depression.

The rise in gulf production in recent years, in large part because of BP's deep-water giant Thunder Horse field, has stabilized domestic production after almost two decades of yearly declines.

It is this estimate that produces yearly declines of 0.9% or 1.5% in productivity, depending upon how inputs are calculated.However, the Atkinson review said that output should take into account quality.

Mortality rates did not change significantly in Marin County despite 3 5% yearly declines elsewhere.

In the past 10 years, the number of market available new chemical entities (NCEs) developed by western countries exhibited a yearly declining trend.