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Meanings of decrease by in English

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Usage of decrease by in English
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The network's travel budget will also decrease by 25 per cent.
News.com.au
2
It's estimated that as a result, tobacco consumption will decrease by about 10 percent.
Radio NZ
3
How much will the petrol price decrease by next month?
The South African
4
Dry matter intake was not affected by Ac, but tended to decrease by CLA.
Pubmed
5
Epinine-induced heart rate-increase was abolished by bisoprolol and was converted into heart rate- decrease by propranolol.
Pubmed
6
In the tested potential range the potassium permeability, P'K, was caused to decrease by ca.
Pubmed
7
The IDA predicted temporary jobs numbers will decrease by 50 per cent annually from next year.
The Irish Times
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However, it shows that spending will decrease by nearly the same amount in the following year.
Radio NZ
9
Some also have expressed the view that this will stall any rate decrease by the Fed.
Reuters
10
World trade will decrease by 13.2 per cent this year, he predicted.
The Irish Times
11
He blamed high prices on speculation, political tensions, weakening dollar and output decrease by non-OPEC oil producers.
Reuters
12
Auckland and Wellington saw listings decrease by 5.4 and 9.4 percent respectively.
Radio NZ
13
The sheep about maintained their number, their increase by nature nearly balancing their decrease by table use.
The Reign of Law; a tale of the Kentucky hemp fields
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Furthermore, her odds will continue to decrease by an additional 25 percentage points for each additional consecutive point.
Wired
15
It said private sector employment in the territory was expected to decrease by 244 full time equivalent jobs.
Radio NZ
16
After accounting for official inflows, reserves decrease by $356 million, the central bank said on Thursday.
Reuters
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