Sentence examples for decline stands from inspiring English sources

If the speed of her decline stands out, so does her lack of a safety net.

Ontario's decline stands in contrast to the region's other smaller airports, like Burbank International, Long Beach and Orange County, which have mostly rebounded from the recession.

The decline stands in marked contrast to past economic recoveries, when Americans regained their taste for stock trading within two years of economic shocks in 1987 and 2001.

That decline stands in contrast to the gains women have made in other fields like life and physical sciences and mathematics where they are approaching parity with men in total numbers, though they still lag in leadership roles.

If you want to know why people come to Rio de Janeiro, and came even during its years of bloody, decadent decline, stand on the Arpoador Beach promenade at day's end.

"The rates of decline stand out as being pretty rapid," says conservation biologist Rhys Green of the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, who was not involved in the new analysis.

Substantial changes in canopy architecture, production efficiency, and tree population structure occur at this point, resulting in declining stand-level production.

The international community has watched as standards for free and fair elections have declined; stood on the sidelines as the government systematically dismantles freedom of expression by closing down opposition media; and given a meek response when it has jailed opponents.

Complete guideline adherence in total, including cases when chaperone was declined, stood at 56.59%.

Two other directors, Alain P. Belda and Timothy C. Collins, will also decline to stand for re-election.

So why did he decline to stand for re-election himself and impose his wife as the Peronist candidate?