Sentence examples for years decreasing from inspiring English sources

In suburban Parsippany, by comparison, the vacancy rate has been more than 20percentt for more than two years, decreasing a percentage point in the second quarter of 2003, to 22.3percentt, according to Cushman & Wakefield's numbers.

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In recent years decreasing hardware costs have driven down the installed price of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems and spurred adoption.

When inflow TP loads were assumed to be eliminated after 6 years of loading, the release of accumulated soil P sustained predicted annual average outlet concentrations above 6.7 μg L−1 for 18 years, decreasing at a rate of 0.16 μg L−1 yr−1.

Typically, fewer national adult samples were collected close to the election during some years, decreasing the opportunities for peak negative ratings.

It's important to understand that, by taking on the majority of the domestic duties in your home, including caring for the dwarves and The Prince, you effectively sacrificed your prime earning years, decreasing your lifetime earning capacity in a way that is unlikely to be rectified.

Applications of pig slurry along the years decrease the surface runoff.

The share of people in the studying age of 16 24 years decreases; it was 8% of all in 2012.

Given the amount of taxpayer dollars that have been funneled into Afghan reconstruction over the years, decreased transparency on how it's being spent is worrisome.

From 1990 to 2013, the national dropout rate of children aged seven to 18 years decreased from 19.6% to 7%, according to the Brazilian Institute for Geography and Statistics.

Secondary cases at ten years decreased by 7.5% (Table 2).