Sentence examples for been declining to from inspiring English sources
verb
To move downwards, to fall, to drop.
- The dollar has declined rapidly since 2001.
Shkreli had been declining to answer the committee's questions, so Gowdy tried a different approach.
With few signs of progress seen, the pilots have been declining to work overtime.
Pilots at United, a division of the U.A.L. Corporation, have been working without a contract since April and many have been declining to work overtime.
But in recent decades, circumcision has been declining, to about half of baby boys as of 2008.The culture of the San Francisco Bay Area often exalts anything natural, from birthing to eating.
The White House, irritated by Mr. Menendez, has in response been declining to nominate his choice for the United States District Court in New Jersey, Magistrate Judge Michael A. Shipp.
Lehman, the government and other banks have been declining to comment officially on the issue, but bankers and industry executives have been saying that Lehman is working feverishly to find a buyer.
But so far, Republicans were declining to engage.
Mr. Curtis's agent, Bonnie Shumofsky, said he was declining to be interviewed.
Nitrate concentration tendency is declining to the northwest and western part of the study area.
