Sentence examples for decline twice from inspiring English sources

But Japan, which also has streaming and film-rental kiosks, has seen video purchases decline twice as fast as rentals.

That amounts to a loss of about 95,000 union jobs, and a decline twice as steep as that for the rest of the nation, said Ruth Milkman, a sociology professor who wrote the report with Laura Braslow.

Older adults suffering from cognitive decline may fall twice as often compared to their healthy counterparts [ 10], while institutionalized older adults in nursing homes or old people's homes fall even more often [ 11].

"I tried to get £500 worth of euros but my NatWest card was declined twice.

The Queen offer to cut them up for him, but Blunkett, out of embarrassment, declined twice.

According to a local paper he had been upset that his credit card had been declined twice, and was forced to pay in cash.

However, when Mr. Bloomberg's transition team raised the idea of Mr. Doctoroff's becoming deputy mayor for economic development, he declined twice.

Experts warn that threatened species poorly represented in protected areas are declining twice as fast as those which are well represented.

Dr Pugh also declined, twice, to say whether he voted in favour of coalition at the crunch meeting of Lib Dem MPs late on Tuesday night.

Newspaper sales of the daily red-top tabloids are declining twice as fast as both the middle-market and up-market titles, according to the latest set of ABC figures.

She declined twice to say whether or not the image had been obtained by bribery, saying: "The company believes it wasn't wrong to acquire and publish the photos of Mr Hussein".