decreased

IPA: dɪkrˈist

adjective

  • made less in size or amount or degree
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Examples of "decreased" in Sentences

  • The amount of the ration is decreased.
  • With the decrease in employment, the earnings for nurses also decreased.
  • This results in decreased costs for cities when they try to meet greenhouse gas reductions.
  • Genistein decreased mammary tumor growth by 33 percent while daidzein increased it by 38 percent when compared with placebo.
  • Of course completion of a project will result in decreased or eliminated funding for a second, identical or similar project.
  • "This would result in decreased market discipline from investors who know that their risks are essentially back-stopped by the FDIC," she said.
  • I think it's a bad idea, too, and would likely result in decreased sales when consumers can't find the book they are looking for in the section they expect to find it in.
  • The reason our total Co2 output has not decreased is that while CO2 per unit of GDP (I will call this CO2 efficiency) has improved 2-4 percent per year, our GDP has grown the same rate or faster.

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