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decreasing

[dih-kree-sing] / dɪˈkri sɪŋ /






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While celebrities have already been trickling away from the platform or decreasing their activity in recent years, it’s likely the paid verification change will accelerate the process.

From Los Angeles Times

The study found that age-related cognitive decline, rather than a loss of vision or vocabulary, was the biggest driver of decreasing health knowledge as people aged.

From Washington Times

They could not say whether maternal mortality was increasing or decreasing, or how many people were being infected with malaria, or how fast tuberculosis was spreading.

From New York Times

“This was not a scientific or a statistical study, even so, what is revealed is that the numbers are not decreasing, they are increasing,” the posting reads.

From Washington Times

Borough Fire Chief Chad Moyer said Saturday night that the chance of finding survivors was “decreasing rapidly” due to the explosion’s force and the amount of time that had passed.

From Seattle Times