Sentence examples for decline lightly from inspiring English sources
Thankfully, we could treat the girls' decline lightly.
In his opening chapter he uncritically endorses "peak oil", the notion that the world's crude production will soon begin to decline, lightly dismissing the view of the many experts who believe the peak to be a long way off.
Recent analysis from Deutsche Bank shows that while the company's returns are indeed good (although already declining), they are best in unregulated or only lightly regulated businesses: telephone directories, mobile services and newer products, such as broadband access.
But Mr. Marquez, 53, does not take losing lightly, and resists making concessions to age and physical decline.
Most striking is the decline of the once mighty Southeastern Conference, which ranks below the normally lightly regarded Mountain West.
Mr. Drucker declined to say if he believed Mr. Gallagher was treated lightly.
Though they were mostly silent during Bellatin's campaign — editors and executives declined to comment for this story — they did not take it lightly.
Because it is suggested in some studies that orangutan densities decline in degraded forests [38], [39], we used records for which forest condition was only lightly affected by human disturbance.
"It led to some people taking it too lightly," said a Congressional lawyer who like others involved in drafting the law declined to be identified before the ruling.
Lightly oily, lightly cut.
