Sentences with phrase «produce less decline»

In fact, traditional gender roles such as those seen in non - Western societies, with women staying home to care for a newborn while men work, have been found to produce less decline in martial satisfaction as compared to Western couples with non-traditional roles (Levy - Shiff, 1994).

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Binns said there was strong interest in the new aircraft, which are far quieter and produce far less carbon dioxide than fixed - wing aircraft, but he declined to predict when the companies would be able to announce a launch customer.

And going back to pre-Sandy days, the Democrats were none too thrilled that Cuomo declined to intercede when the Senate and Assembly failed to agree on a redistricting plan for the congressional lines, kicking the matter to the courts and resulting in a far less gerrymandered outcome than a politically - controlled process would likely have produced.

We naturally produce less osteocalcin throughout life as our bone mass declines.

-- the amount we produce begins to decline, leading to less moisture and elasticity in our skin, nails and hair that appear frail and brittle, and joints and bones with less strength and flexibility.

These schools may have had declining enrollments precisely because they were among the least effective schools, and ineffective schools will produce less student learning.

The numbers of high - street bookshops are currently declining, producing — in effect — less competition for Amazon.

While we seek to produce strong, long - term absolute returns, we know that losing less during market declines is an important element of reaching our long - term goal.

Historically, the owners often report that their rabbits have been in decline for a few days — usually eating less and producing fewer and smaller stools.

Improving energy efficiency and the declining role of manufacturing mean we need less energy to produce every dollar of GDP.

The amount of natural gas available is expected to decline in the next few years, making fertilizer less available, and reducing the fuel available for producing ethanol.

Real - world CO2 emissions have tracked the high end of earlier emissions scenarios [105], and until the currently wealthy countries can produce a large decline in their own emissions per capita, it is dubious to project that emissions per capita in the less developed countries will not continue on a trajectory up to the levels of currently wealthy countries.16