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Meanings of slight decrease in English

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Usage of slight decrease in English
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There was a slight decrease in the number of secondhand cars registered.
The Irish Times
2
This was accompanied by a slight decrease in death and reinfarction rates.
Pubmed
3
Sex crimes also showed a slight decrease, with only 48 reports last year.
Radio NZ
4
Conclusions: A slight decrease of the loss to follow-up was observed over time.
Pubmed
5
The Cape Town dams have seen a slight decrease this week.
The South African
6
The only slight decrease was at IT Tralee: down by five to 300.
The Irish Times
7
There has been a slight decrease in the number of deaths in road accidents.
The Irish Times
8
There has been a slight decrease in the number of homeless families in Dublin.
The Irish Times
9
That might account for a slight decrease in the numbers: don't you think so?
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
10
However, this is a slight decrease on last year, following a four-year trend of increases.
The South African
11
Baseline proton MR spectroscopy showed a slight decrease in N-acetylaspartate and a normal choline level.
Pubmed
12
Universities had a small increase in domestic students, while whare wānanga had a slight decrease.
Radio NZ
13
Could the slight decrease in gravity at elevation explain why everyone keeps moving to Boulder?
Rock and Ice Magazine
14
There has been a slight decrease in visitors to Ireland from abroad so far this year.
The Irish Times
15
Attempted murder, house robbery and general farm crimes recorded a slight decrease in the last year.
The South African
16
Hurstwood's gloom over the slight decrease in profits and the departure of the Vances came together.
Sister Carrie: A Novel
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Slight decrease through the time
Slight decrease across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare