Sentence examples for acknowledged declining from inspiring English sources

"It's honestly very, very difficult to come up with," Mr. Muir acknowledged, declining to even offer an estimate of adventure travel spending.

Several candidates, including executives of Los Angeles Philharmonic, San Francisco Symphony and Chicago Symphony, and the executive and artistic director of the Lucerne Festival in Switzerland, have acknowledged declining a job offer or an invitation to pursue one.

While the Fed did not change its language on inflation, which it described as "likely to be subdued for some time," it acknowledged declining prices for things like energy and other commodities.

Standard-setters worry that auditors would be quick to recognise rises but slow to acknowledge declines.

It is universally acknowledged that declining forest cover triggers ecological problems like changes in global climate, habitat degradation and unprecedented species extinction (Goldsmith 1998).

Approached by the Observer, he steadfastly refused to acknowledge questions, declining even to offer a "no comment".

But campaigns such as these fail to acknowledge the declining opportunities for movement that exist in many settings across the world due to urbanisation, desk-bound work and motorised transport.

In a promotional video, Scott Wilson, a designer who founded Minimal, directly acknowledges the declining need for wristwatches, which "have been reduced to a status symbol and a fashion accessory," as he puts it.

It's humbling to us seniors to acknowledge our declining physical appeal, often manifest in wilting muscularity and Chicken Little Facial Skin (as in 'The Sky is Falling!).

The company acknowledged that the declining number of cases in Liberia will make it harder to find out whether the vaccine works.

Her Captain, Arthur Bingham, acknowledged the damage; declining any help, he sailed to Halifax, Nova Scotia.