Sentences with phrase «leveling off in»

Home prices are leveling off in many cities across the U.S..

Home prices are leveling off in many major metros.

No leveling off in the summer months is sounding farily desperate.

The projection from China is taken from Scenario 2 (a linear decrease in growth rate with emissions leveling off in 2030).

3 - Why do we see, wrt our current discussion on CO2, is what appears to be a leveling off in the raw temp since 2000?

A steady decrease and leveling off in shelter cat intakes was observed until 2008 when just over 14,000 cats entered the shelters countywide.

Even though sales are leveling off in the US, the market is expanding worldwide.

I am concerned about the dwindling number of bookstores and am hoping that there is a leveling off in this market so they do not disappear.

So tell us, do you believe the e-book consumption is plateauing or leveling off in mature markets like the United States and UK?

The leveling off in distracted driving - related deaths coincided with the U.S. Department of Transportation's national anti-distracted driving campaign and numerous other public awareness efforts, as well as an increasing number of state anti-distracted driving laws.

The industry then started leveling off in Feb» 05.

Mr. Brooks said the industry then started leveling off in February 2005.

With online dating growth leveling off in North America, Avalanche is looking to international markets to help grow its subscriber base.

«Pesticide use is leveling off in the U.S. but growing in much of the developing world,» said Emily S. Bernhardt, professor of biogeochemistry at Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment.

-- «You have to be a multimillionaire to buy a Manhattan apartment,» by Reuters via New York Post: «The average sales price of an apartment in Manhattan is expected to top $ 2 million this year for the first time, but prices are seen leveling off in 2017 after nearly doubling over the past decade.

«Although this «rise of the nones» has increased dramatically over recent decades, the rate of increase slowed last year, suggesting the possibility that there may be a leveling off in this measure in the years ahead,» reports the Gallup study, which is made up of more than 350,000 interviews.

Home prices are leveling off in many major metros.

Securing big salary gains in your 20s and 30s — before income levels off in your 40s — can make all the difference when it comes time to retire.

Income grows a lot when you're younger, and tends to level off in your 40s.

Oil prices have leveled off in recent weeks, but with the negotiations over Iran's nuclear program bumping up against a deadline, that could change.

Others expect the market to level off in the coming weeks and months.

It wouldn't be surprising to see the Pleasant Hill real estate market level off in 2017, based on recent headlines for the broader Bay Area.

Analysts are predicting that prices will level off in this market.

Structured annuity sales leveled off in the fourth quarter, but were up 10 percent compared to fourth quarter 2016.

As oil production leveled off in the early 1990s, the tourism industry ramped up.

When the statistics leveled off in 1963, and Time magazine announced that the great postwar revival was over, church leaders were quoted as «thankfully saying «Amen.»»

But, milk production does level off in the end of that first month and comes to where it remain stable until about the six months mark.

Then, she says, that number leveled off in the 2000s.

Publicly released in 2014, the GAO report found coal production from federally leased land leveled off in 2002.

However, Professor La Vecchia said: «The absolute numbers of cancer deaths are likely to level off in the future.»

While the increase in childhood obesity has slowed or leveled off in many high - income countries, it continues to grow in other parts of the world, especially in Asia.

The fuss began when studies showed that decades of warming appeared to have leveled off in 1998.

The increase in population size also seems to have levelled off in the Turku region, whereas the breeding population continues to grow outside large urban areas both in the coastal archipelago and on inland lakes.

The report in Human Reproduction shows that while ICSI use has levelled off in some regions, its use is approaching 100 % of assisted reproduction cycles in the Middle East and a few countries in other regions, despite the fact that ICSI was developed for the treatment of male infertility, which is a factor in around 40 % of couples seeking fertility treatment [2].

There is hope, however, as CO2 from burning fossil fuels and other human activities appears to have leveled off in 2015 at roughly 40 billion metric tons of CO2 liberated into the atmosphere.

If that trend continues, Engel says, «we expect CFC - 12 to level off in the stratosphere and then start declining,» although that may take several more years.

The methane piece of the global warming puzzle is even more difficult to grasp because while its levels have steadily risen since the mid-19th century, they have leveled off in the past decade, and scientists aren't sure why — there could be less methane emissions or more destruction of the molecule as it reacts in the atmosphere.

A CDC National Center for Health Statistics study from the May 2008 Journal of the American Medical Association found that obesity rates have leveled off in school - age children, but more than 16 % of kids are still obese — a number that has nearly tripled since 1980.

Wait until you level off in your sizes to take that shopping spree.

The national summary of suspension rate trends for grades K - 12 indicates that these rates increased sharply from the early 1970s to the early 2000s, and then more gradually, until they leveled off in the most recent three - year period.

These tools become increasingly important as student mobility increases and student achievement levels off in some schools.

Griepp estimated the value of the graphic novel market at $ 340 million, noting that it leveled off in 2011 after a period of decline.

Revenue from e-books leveled off in 2013 at $ 3 billion after increasing nearly 50 percent in 2012, according to BookStats.

As the fastest growing book format (eBook growth leveled off in 2013) it will get more attention leading to even more growth.»

«Overall mortgage fraud risk, including subprime loans, has been steadily decreasing since 2006 and appears to have leveled off in 2009,» says CoreLogic.

Yes; but at some point, things will level off in the near term and return to quiet trading ranges.

Assuming that radiative forcing due to aerosols did not level off in 1975, then why did temps take off then?

The anthropogenic co2, according to the European agency, leveled off in Feb of 2015, at 38 BMT later revised down to 36.

• The forest productivity measured on a per - Hectare basis increased in the 1990s but levelled off in 2000 - 2010.

You had mentioned, if I heard you correctly, that you would look to a levelling off in CO2 accumulations of between 420 and 450 ppm.