Sentence examples for decline nobody from inspiring English sources

The series itself was resolved gently — there was no wasting decline, nobody stormed off the set.

When the annual statistics show that one type of crime is in decline, nobody will offer congratulations.

This is something we could afford when we had healthy stocks, but now, when stocks are declining, nobody can justify that we take fish and - because of our policy - we force people to throw it back.

"Just two years ago if you asked anyone in Beijing whether they believed China's coal consumption can decline this year, nobody would believe that," he said.

The highway, part of Route 34, severed the Hill neighborhood from the heart of downtown and hastened the Hill's decline, because nobody wanted to walk across a wide, busy highway to get to the neighborhood, according to city leaders, business owners and residents.

Indeed, in many countries rates of severe disability in old age have been declining, though nobody knows why, or whether the decline will continue.

Nobody declined the invitation to participate.

The collapse of the Irish Labour party accompanied by a serious decline for Fine Gael means nobody believes the outgoing coalition government can be re-established.

During a half-century of change in the American labor market — the rise of technology and trade, the decline of manual labor — nobody has been hit harder than low-skilled, poorly educated men.

So far nobody has declined.Iraqis in America seem to have a schizophrenic approach to the war.

Jon Corzine, the last of the living ex-governors, declined his invitation, though nobody seemed to mourn his absence.