Sentences with phrase «steadily declined in recent years»

Sixty - five percent of renters view qualifying for a mortgage as «somewhat difficult» or «very difficult», according to the survey — a share, though, that has steadily declined in recent years.

Could it be this approach to pet care is why veterinary visits have steadily declined in recent years?

Although the foreclosure rate rose drastically in the mid-2000s, and the number of younger Americans buying a home has steadily declined in recent years, the American rate of homeownership remains at roughly 65 percent.

But for all the «crazy experiments» from central banks, it's interesting that global GDP has been either very stable or steadily declining in recent years, he said.

Shadow inventory, or properties in foreclosure or in serious delinquency status, has been steadily declining in recent years.

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Capitalization rates, despite a recent uptick in some markets, have declined steadily for several years.

American movies today are in a worse state than ever, to judge by the recent Academy Award nominations — the sorriest list of honorees I've ever seen in a 90 - year - old process that has, for at least the past dozen years, steadily declined.

However, this is not due to increased rate of academisation in primary schools, as growth in the proportion of schools becoming academies has been steadily falling across both phases in recent years, but the decline in growth in the secondary sector has been steeper.

The school is among the state's leaders for math instruction time, which has increased steadily in Illinois in recent years while English instruction minutes have declined, according to recently released data from the Illinois State Board of Education.

Although public expenditures have grown steadily over the long term, recent years saw annual declines in spending from a high point of $ 610 billion in 2007 — 08 to a low of $ 602 billion in 2011 — 12.

The same can be said about how we do not know precisely how warm the globe will get in 25, 50, 100, or 150 years, dynamics do change; the 1990's was the height of recent population explosion, and even though the global population is rising steadily, the incline has decreases a bit; China, India, japan have issues with pollution, overcrowding, exponential GDP growth or decline, respectively.

The homeownership rate among young people has been declining steadily in recent years.

The index's year - over-year decline in home values has also been steadily shrinking in recent months.