Sentence examples similar to decline each other from inspiring English sources

I see the projected Iranian uptick and the US production decline largely cancelling each other out.

But even as both candidates avoided speaking of the painful past and declined to criticize each other sharply, both have professional histories that span the conflicts of the past and the more peaceful present.

Employees at both motels, which are near each other, declined to comment on the matter.

Milner has just 57 friends on Facebook and 330 friend requests he will probably decline (though we just friended each other).

For example, if growth is about 3% and labour productivity is due to automatization and digitization also about 3%, the growth-induced increase in demand for labour and the productivity-related decline in labour demand balance each other out.

Officers have said Millane and the accused had not previously known each other and declined to confirm reports they met through an online dating app.

"At a time when the overall U.S. homicide rate is declining, more civilians are killing each other and claiming self-defense--a trend that is most pronounced in states with new 'stand your ground' laws.

While it makes fun of some of Pete's and Debbie's foibles and blind spots — his immaturity, her neediness, their complementary ways of not listening to each other — it declines to treat the characters as types or to treat their behavior as symptomatic.

But so far, most have declined to share even with each other how much they invested for the same reason everyone we talked to didn't want their names to be used for this article — that is, they are all embarrassed that they fell for what they now believe was a series of lies by Mills.

The film is also a study of modern civilization's declining efforts to communicate with each other due to the interference of technology.

The two had circled each other for months, declining to attack.