Sentences with phrase «point decline among»

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Germany's Ifo business climate index — a key chart of morale among German businesses — fell to 102.1 points in April from 103.3 points in March, marking the fifth consecutive month of declines.
Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D - N.D.) suffered a net decline of 9 points, though she still has the approval of 47 percent of her constituents, compared with Trump's 48 percent quarterly approval rating among those voters.
U.S. homeownership rates are down eight percentage points since 2009, with declines evident among most major demographic groups except older Americans.
Most recently, the Dow was trading down 250 points, or 1 %, at 23,908, with losses led by a decline in shares of McDonald's Corp., which was among the best performers among the Dow's 30 components in Monday trade after reporting better - than - expected quarterly results.
Much of this comes about from the significant reductions in tax rates (reduction of two - percentage points in the GST, a six - percentage point decline in the general corporate income tax rate, among others), without offsetting reductions to program expenses.
Among other points, the new data shows that the number of UK - born Christians decreased by 5.3 million since the 2001 Census, but Christianity's overall decline was slowed as this was topped up by 1.2 million Christian immigrants.
In New York City, Cuomo declined by 17 percentage points, and among non-whites, he dropped 22 percentage points.
And the number who denied the scientific consensus that human - caused climate change is happening declined by 10 percentage points among Catholics and 6 points among the US population in general.
«What we found was that among 80 percent of the men in the study, the hassles they encounter from their early 50s on tended to decline until they reached about 65 to 70 years of age, and then they rose,» Aldwin pointed out.
Among the more - educated, the decline, though smaller, is still a substantial 16 points — from 63 % to 47 %.
The education world continues to digest the headline finding from the 2017 EdNext Poll: a dozen - percentage - point one - year decline in support for charter schools, with similar drops among Republicans and Democrats.
Average scores on the ACT test were constant among Michigan students, while the nation's average score declined by 0.2 points.
Among Democrats, the decline was from 59 % to 39 %, a drop of 20 percentage points.
Twenty - eight percent of suburban fourth - graders were functionally illiterate in 2011, no better than the levels four years ago; this compares poorly to the one - and two - point declines, respectively, among big - city and rural districts.
Meanwhile, Massachusetts, generally the top performing state in the nation, showed a significant decline in math and reading scores among high school seniors, falling 2 and 3 points respectively.
The study doesn't necessarily point to a decline in morality among young people.
The decline was under three percentage points for students with high incidence disabilities, but considerably higher among students with low incidence disabilities, at over 8 percentage points.
While the functional illiteracy rate of 22 percent for Virginia's young white male fourth - graders is five points lower than it was in 2003 (and better than the four percent decline nationwide), it is much lower than Florida's 11 percent decline in functional illiteracy, and the 16 percent decline among Alabama's young white men.
Fifty - three percent of the Dominion State's young black men in fourth grade were functionally illiterate in 2011, a mere one point decline from nine years ago; this trails the eight percentage point decline nationwide, and the even more dramatic 13 - and 16 point declines in functional illiteracy among young black male fourth - graders in respectively, Florida and Alabama.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, homeownership among millennials is currently on the decline, down 0.7 percentage points to 34.1 % of millennials owning a home.
Pimentel and Wilson pointed out that «As the world population continues to expand, all vital natural resources will have to be divided among increasing numbers of people and per - capita availability will decline to low levels.
David Pimentel and Anne Wilson pointed out that «As the world population continues to expand, all vital natural resources will have to be divided among increasing numbers of people and per - capita availability will decline to low levels.
The net share of consumers who think home prices will go up over the next 12 months posted the biggest drop among HPSI components, declining 4 percentage points and continuing the downward trend from January.
Customer satisfaction with digital appraisal apps improved by 26 points among Gen Y consumers, but declined by 16 points among Pre-Boomers.
The apartment sector performed the best among the core commercial real estate property types, declining only 250 basis points from its cyclical high to its cyclical low.
During the same period, among Millennials who want to own a home, the desire to buy now if they could afford to also declined, from 74 % to 68 %, a drop of 6 percentage points.
Among all Millennial non-homeowners, only 35 % now believe buying a home in America today is a smart and secure investment, representing a steady decline from 43 % — a drop of 8 percentage point — in Q2 2017.
Indeed, the homeownership rate among householders under 35 years of age is now at its lowest level on record at 36.3 % — a 7.3 percentage point decline from its peak reading back in mid-2004.
Those who support the premise of waning desire will point to the declining homeownership rate, especially among those 35 and younger, as evidence.
Indeed, the homeownership rate among householders under 35 years of age is now at its lowest level on record at 36.3 percent — a 7.3 percentage point decline from its peak reading back in mid-2004.
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