Sentences with phrase «compensate for declines»

Auto insurance premiums will also drop as the chance of auto theft that insurance companies must compensate for declines, while this amount comes down.

A particularly warm June seems to have prompted strong sales in clothing, which has compensated for a decline in food and fuel sales for the month,» Kate Davies, a senior statistician at the ONS said in a statement.

In practice, the Fed may prefer (if it isn't forced) to shrink its portfolio according to a preset schedule, rather than at whatever rate it takes to compensate for a declining demand for Fed balances.

Core demand for ESPN hasn't changed, which is why the network has been able to keep raising its affiliate fees to compensate for declining subscriber numbers.

He's right that the growth of evangelicalism has likely hit a plateau and hasn't compensated for the decline of the mainline Protestant and Roman Catholic churches.

By focusing on formal membership in organizations such as the League of Women Voters, the Boy Scouts and the Elks, critics said, Putnam overlooked other, newer lands of civic engagement that have compensated for the decline in these particular organizations.

Because of this, many reports indicate he has not adapted his game to compensate for his declining physical tools.

«By understanding how we naturally use eye movements to compensate for declining areas of the brain, we could tap into this strategy as an intervention to boost memory performance among healthy older adults and adults with memory disorders,» says Dr. Ryan.

Loss of immune function with age is an important component of age - related frailty, and even partially compensating for this decline might be very beneficial.

Simultaneously, economists develop models that examine how fisheries management could compensate for declining populations.

It has been hypothesized that caffeine could, in part, compensate for this decline because of its effects on vigilance, mainly in situations of reduced alertness2, 3,4.

There has been an increase in the number of pupils studying Spanish at GCSE and A-level - but this increase has not fully compensated for declines in French, German and other languages.

Instead, the Local Levy Rate rose in order to compensate for the decline in home values.

I'm curious to see what the future holds for dealers and manufacturers as far as retaining quality experienced techs, I see little incentive for top guys to stick around unless they are paid an exorbitant hourly rate to compensate for declining hours.

Taiwan's struggling PC makers are unveiling a new generation of ultra-thin laptops at the world's second - biggest computer show this week, even as they tap into the ever - expanding tablet market to help compensate for declining...

But by taking reasonable steps to mitigate the effect a market downturn and preparing options ahead of time to compensate for a decline in the value of your nest egg, you should be able to improve your chances of proceeding with your retirement plans with as little disruption as possible.

So, while the ERP rose to a historically high level, it is still insufficient to compensate for the decline in the risk - free rate.

Borrow more in order to compensate for the declining value of their wages adjusted for inflation.

Some borrowers also expressed concern over having to bring additional money to closing to compensate for declining property values since they bought their home, even though they would likely be eligible for HARP, which eliminates that need.

Senior and geriatric dogs usually require a lower calorie diet to compensate for their declining metabolic rates and exercise routines in order to prevent obesity, which is a major problem in senior dogs.

They let the cat out of the bag, and now can't get around the fact that alternative fuels are increasingly necessary to compensate for declining oil, just as what Muller and Romney are asserting.

Although production capacity at new fields is expected to increase over the next five years, it is very uncertain whether it will be sufficient to compensate for the decline in output at existing fields and to meet the projected increase in demand.

Some suggested topics for future dissertations that I would like to see include a study of looseleaf publications — could their decline into disrepute have been avoided or delayed if the publishers had not decided to increase the number of looseleaf releases to compensate for declining subscription lists?

Not exact matches

While Time Inc's digital audiences and online revenues have been growing steadily, they haven't been enough to compensate for the ongoing decline in print.

In order to get digital to the point where it is compensating for print's decline, the Times would have to add as many new subscribers this quarter as it did in the last quarter, and then do so again in the next quarter, and the one after that, and the one after that.

But improving paper's image may — at best — slow the decline in demand, not reverse it, leaving the industry grappling for ways to compensate for a dwindling customer base.

Disney would make a logical candidate, since it already owns a significant chunk of the shares, and is also looking for growth candidates that can compensate for the inevitable decline of more mainstream assets like ESPN.

The decline was led by a 1.4 - percent fall in inventories of non-durable goods, which more than compensated for the 0.2 - percent rise in inventories of durables.

But the country imported more bulk wine from Chile, compensating its neighbour for a decline to most of its major markets.

Though our data did not allow us to determine whether students compensated for calories and nutrients when chocolate milk was not available, our estimates of increased milk waste and decline in cartons selected provide evidence that students were less satisfied with the set of milk options.

Recent years have seen an increase in membership of some of the smaller parties but this has not compensated for the overall decline in party membership across the UK.

Recent years have seen an increase in membership of some of the smaller parties, most notably UKIP, the SNP and the Green Party, but this has not compensated for the overall decline in party membership across the UK.

Program assistance will calculated at 50 percent of eligible loss, compensating eligible entities for repairs to and restoration of structures, equipment, and other physical damage and declines in revenue in excess of 15 percent as a result of closures or reduced business.

As their personal, social, and practical resources diminish, people are able to compensate for a lot of losses; for example, they may offset declining social participation with love and affection of one who is close, she says.

Such pattern recognition underlies competence and expertise and can compensate for age - related declines in attention or memory.

He suspects that it is the combined insults from ß - amyloid and tau that drive the often - dramatic decline: Although the brain may be able compensate for the deficits caused by ß - amyloid, once tau starts to spread, «that pushes you over,» he says.

Indeed, evidence shows that older people are just as mentally fit as younger people, because their brains compensate for some kinds of declines in creative ways that young minds do not exploit as well.

I study how the experience of older people, like their familiarity with the voice of their significant other, helps them compensate for age - related declines in other abilities.»

Vulnerability to winter weather depends on many non-climate factors, including housing, age, and baseline health.185, 186 While deaths and injuries related to extreme cold events are projected to decline due to climate change, these reductions are not expected to compensate for the increase in heat - related deaths.187, 188,189

«It's as if older adults are using their eyes to create a «motor trace» to compensate for memory declines during aging,» says Jordana Wynn, lead author on the study and a graduate student at the RRI.

Continuous lines represent the normal metabolic condition (NGT) in both nonobese and obese males and females, ie, for declining insulin sensitivity, there is an increase of insulin secretion to compensate for insulin resistance, maintaining NGT (200).

Now, scientists have shown that supplementing healthy mice with NMN — found in foods such as broccoli, avocado, cabbage, and cucumber — can compensate for this loss of energy production, reducing typical signs of aging such as gradual weight gain, loss of insulin sensitivity and declines in physical activity.

As an example, individuals with the increased activation could be compensating for an underlying neurological event that's associated with cognitive decline.

At that time, as well as before and since, looming over public higher education in the United States was the urgent need to find ways to compensate for the continuing decline of state funding.

Because of tax and debt limits, educational districts could not raise tax rates or borrow more money using traditional Current Interest Bonds to compensate for the loss in revenue resulting from the decline in property values.

These growing sales still can't compensate for the current decline in the market, but the course has been set.

As heart function declines, the body is able to compensate for several weeks or months.

Kidney disease can be broken down into two categories: Chronic kidney disease — When the level of kidney function declines slowly (chronically), cats may compensate for months to years.

Vulnerability to winter weather depends on many non-climate factors, including housing, age, and baseline health.185, 186 While deaths and injuries related to extreme cold events are projected to decline due to climate change, these reductions are not expected to compensate for the increase in heat - related deaths.187, 188,189

Instead the UK has a balance of payments crisis building and no realistic way to increase coal production to compensate for North Sea declines in the short term.