Sentence examples for completely declined from inspiring English sources

Those who grumble about the ECB now might recall that just a few years ago cricket was in desperate need of investment, with many established local clubs struggling for numbers and money and the game in schools having almost completely declined.

During this time period, the bladder activity representing 15O has almost completely declined while the surrounding soft tissue activity, mainly representing 11C, is still clearly visible.

In the presidential debate, Clinton had done that, but Trump almost completely declined to elaborate on the details of his plans.

Indeed, the fluorescence emission generated from one laser pulse is completely declined before the next excitation pulse arrives.

Unlike the others its expression peaked a bit later, after 8 hours and then had completely declined after 24 h.

Somerset's chief executive, Guy Lavender, who said Gayle's comments in January were "completely inappropriate", declined to comment when contacted by the Guardian on Friday, having not read the Times interview, but added: "Broadly speaking, when he was with us he was fantastic both in terms of activities on and off the pitch".

Reinfusion is performed when the first graft loses function completely or declining function is proven by declining C-peptide levels.

The Malian army's Capt Modibo Traore said the allegations were "completely false" but declined to comment further, AP news agency reports.

The density of airborne pollen grains in the canopy was 43.88 ± 11.26 cm-2 and it declined completely 8 m away from the canopy (Figure 4). Figure 4 Pollen quantity of T. sinense in different distances from the pollen source.

In addition, the density of airborne pollen grains declined completely 8 m away from the canopy, and the average inter-tree distance is 15 ± 6 m due to the decrease of population density, which may have a negative effect on wind-pollination for this species.

Thereafter, fungus gardens in all sub-colonies started gradually declining, completely collapsing by day 31 (Fig. 7).