Sentence examples for called declining from inspiring English sources
Sixteen years ago, sociologist Robert D Putnam published Bowling Alone, which identified a growing threat to democracy from what he called declining "social capital", or a reduction in humans doing ordinary everyday things together – such as joining a bowling league or volunteering for the parent-teacher association.
Mexico's Secretaría de Marina, as the navy is formally called, declined repeated requests for an on-camera interview with VICE News.
With revenue from plain-vanilla cellphone calls declining, wireless providers are hoping that selling data plans and entertainment services will lead to future sales growth.
Similarly, unintentional exposure calls declined.
And isn't Sampras a year deeper into a title drought and confidence slump that now deserves to be called decline?
The essay, prompted by a casual killing carried out by an American army deserter, Karl Hulten, and a teenage waitress, Elizabeth Jones, was called "Decline of the English Murder".
No one expects Comics.com to fully compensate for what Ms. Wilson calls "declines on the print side".
"I haven't really commented on the situation and what happened; I didn't think anything good would come of it," Girardi said in a conference call, declining again to discuss the reasons.
That was primarily due to three big loans to U.S. companies with worsening credit quality, executives said in an earnings conference call, declining to name the companies, but it does include one finance company.
"Psychologists calls this habituation, economists call it declining marginal utility, and the rest of us call it marriage".
Two weeks after the cabaret article, Ross had printed another essay by her, called "The Declining Function: A Post-Debutante Rejoices".
