Sentence examples for climbing or declining from inspiring English sources
In a built-up, crowded, gossipy, fluid yet constrained land, landlords and landladies host, and plague, their climbing or declining lodgers and guests, from Charles Dickens ("Mrs Lirriper's Lodgings") to VS Naipaul ("The Perfect Tenants").
Even as productivity has continued to climb, wages have been either stagnant or declining.
For the rearing climbing test, the latency to climb was categorized as climbing or not climbing.
Fuel efficiency only becomes important when petrol prices suddenly start climbing, but then declines in significance when pump prices stabilise or start to fall.
And last year, residential construction spending, adjusted for inflation, climbed 12 percent, after declining for a record six consecutive years.
Merck rose 2.8percentt yesterday after falling 3percentt on Tuesday, and Walt Disney climbed 5.3percentt after declining 3.2percentTuesdayay.
Growth may stall or decline.
And prescription statistics show that amoxicillin prescriptions began to climb in 1999 after declining for years.
The Commerce Department said retail sales apart from cars and trucks rose slightly, climbing 0.2percentt last month after declining 0.2percentt in June.
