declining share
noun[C]
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declining share
Manufacturing accounts for a large butdecliningshareof employment.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This was ref lected in an increasing share of private consumption and adecliningshareof investment in national income.
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Furthermore, the economy is still dominated by mining and thedecliningshareof private capital reflects slow progress in achieving government's objective of economic diversification.
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Given thedecliningshareof agriculture in total household income, family labor time spent in farm operations tends to be economized.
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That guideline has already ensured that agriculture is taking a steadilydecliningshareof the total.
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They are printing the graphs, for example, that demonstrate the loss of employment, the lack of competitiveness, thedecliningshareof world trade.
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We have a steadilydecliningshareof world trade.
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We have had adecliningshareof the world market.
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Others say that there is adecliningshareof wealth owned by the richest families in the land.
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In the 1960s we were obsessed with ourdecliningshareof world markets.
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