Sentence examples for decline in command from inspiring English sources
In three relief appearances backing up Hughes, Colon had topped out at 69 pitches, prompting Girardi to say that he would watch closely for signs of fatigue — diminished movement, a decline in command — when he reached 75.
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White declined subsequent promotions, and remained in command of his company until the conclusion of the American Civil War in 1865.
By 1971, Hoover had promoted Felt to deputy associate director, asking him to help his longtime second-in-command, Clyde Tolson, who was in declining health.
The battalion second-in-command, Major Bruce Ferguson, subsequently assumed command.
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NATO advisers noted the decline, and in November 2014 — when Lieutenant General Joseph Anderson, Campbell's second in command in Afghanistan, said that Afghan losses were "not sustainable" — NATO started working with the ANA to raise its monthly recruiting targets.
Captain Honors, who was the ship's executive officer and second in command when he made and starred in the videos, declined a request for comment on Monday.
In recent months Mr. Muhammad has been seen as a declining force inside the Pakistani Taliban after he was deposed as second in command.
The position would have made Williams the second in command of the American Army, but citing poor health and no ambition for the position, Williams declined the appointment.
