Examples of using Small decline in English and their translations into Russian
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Small decline+ small increase.
At the end of the week, there may be a change of trend and a relatively small decline;
A small decline to 61.4 is expected, last month the index rose to 61.9.
Since 2007 there has been a small decline in infant and child mortality.
Consumer confidence has been volatile, butsurged in March after a small decline in February.
Europe showed a small decline, from 100 per cent to 96 per cent see figure II.
Overall, use trends as perceived by experts showed a small decline for the year 2006.
There was a small decline over the past two years in 2015-2016, but trade doubled and reached US$730 million in 2017.
Weak world demand contributed to a further though relatively small decline in commodity prices.
A small decline in growth in agricultural sectors may actually translate into a proportionally higher increase in poverty.
The disruption of trade with the Soviet Union contributed to the small decline in the country's trade in 1991.
As can be seen, after a small decline in 1994-1995, the implementation rate improved to 80 per cent in 1996-1997.
The only real problem has been the increase of opium production in Afghanistan, buteven in this case there could be the first signs of stabilization or even small decline in 2008.
The last two decades have seen a small decline in poverty, which dropped from about 40 per cent in 1993 to 34 per cent in 1997.
US and Switzerland have committed to fund the current ACN Work Programme for 2016-2019 atthe previous funding level, with an expected small decline in US funding.
Given the size of most domestic capital markets, even a small decline in these flows could have a sizeable impact on the prices of securities.
Relatively small declines in GDP have led to very large decreases in employment in Spain, while in Greece the changes in GDP and employment have been roughly proportional.
Given the size of most domestic capital markets in Africa, even a small decline in these flows could have a sizeable impact on the prices of securities.
There was also a small decline in outreach in the West Bank, where outreach fell by almost 3 per cent, which was offset by an improvement in the Gaza Strip of almost 5 per cent.
In fact, given the size of most domestic capital markets in Africa, even a small decline in these inflows could have a sizeable impact on the price of securities.
Age standardized death caused by lung cancer is slowly decreasing for men, and after a steady increase over the past 30 years for women,we now see a small decline in 2011.
The decline in world oil prices and a considerably small decline in its production contributed to a slowdown in economic growth from 4.1% in 2014 to 1.2% and 1% in 2015 and 2016.
In the ECE transition economies, aggregate real GDP was likely to stagnate in 1998 comparedwith the preceding year; in fact, there could even be a small decline.
Data reported by Central andWestern Europe showed a small decline(3 percentage points) in the measures taken to improve technical capacity and monitor the problem of ATS.
The prophylactic vaccination of infants under 1 year old(as a percentage of children subject to vaccination)has remained steady since 2010, while a small decline(by 1-4 per cent) in vaccination rates was observed between 2005 and 2010.
There was a small decline in regular budget resources during the biennium 1994-1995 and a sharp decline in extrabudgetary resources from UNFPA during 1992-2000 see table 2.
In 2000, pledge levels are expected to be around $69 million, with a small decline in voluntary pledges being offset by increased cost-sharing pledges.
Despite a small decline in the labour force participation rate, the labour force increased by an estimated 5.9 per cent to about 585,000 persons in 1998 and the number of fully employed persons increased by 18.9 per cent to 456,240.
Consumption of butter declined by 55 per cent, milk products by 25 per cent, beef by 45 per cent;there were small declines in the consumption of sugar, grains, potatoes, fish, eggs and pork.
Although the annual, benchmark study, Monitoring the Future(MTF),has measured small declines in drug use during the past few survey years, the estimated 13 million youths aged 12- 17 in the U.S. who become involved with alcohol, tobacco and other drugs annually remains high compared with the declining trend seen during the 1980's which ended in 1992.