Sentence examples for circles declined from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cameron, who is well respected in news media circles, declined to discuss the incident when reached on Saturday.
Down the hall, Hassan Kettani, a Islamic theorist renowned in global jihad circles, declined to be interviewed on videotape — until he changed out of his everyday clothes.
Figure 7.15: The mean scaled SUMAMPS at each epoch (solid filled circles) declined with time at all pointings from the beginning of the mission (open squares) till before the voltage change (open triangles).
Mr. Kauffmann, well regarded in Democratic circles, declined to comment beyond his statement, which echoed the resignation letter of Denise E. O'Donnell, the governor's top criminal justice adviser, who stepped down last week.
By this point, the previous Whig "majority" had been reduced to a "faction", with Birch and Willoughby no longer involved, and the Circle declined in the same time frame as the political party did in British politics under George III, falling apart in the 1780s.
Among the 39 cases which had been followed up at least once, the results show that 14 became seronegative after enrollment and thereafter antibody levels fluctuated with time, with antibody titre rising to and beyond cutoff (solid circles) and declining below cutoff (open circles), such as seen among non-NPC subjects (see Figure 3).
But Ansa, an Italian news agency, confirmed the filing, as did a longtime member of Mr. Berlusconi's inner circle who declined to be identified.
Jay Kriegel, executive director of NYC2012, who is a central member of Olympic circles in New York, declined to comment.
He says he's heard gold forecasts ranging from $1500 to $5000 an ounce in certain investment circles that he declined to identify.
In time, less reoffending should cut prison numbers, release resources and create a virtuous circle of declining crime.
If so, Greece could become caught in a vicious circle where declining output undercuts attempts to reduce the ratio of borrowing to G.D.P.
