Sentence examples for declined anew from inspiring English sources

And after alternating periods of market softness, followed by interim stability, the euro has declined anew in recent weeks, falling at an accelerated pace over the last several days.

Ford has taken it on the chin in 2006, recently declining anew due to its issuance of collateralized debt that cuts the value of all existing debt.

It worked again when Republicans declined to fight anew over the debt limit until May, at the earliest.

The anger over those deaths stung anew when grand juries declined to indict either officer involved.

Madrigal, form of vocal chamber music that originated in northern Italy during the 14th century, declined and all but disappeared in the 15th, flourished anew in the 16th, and ultimately achieved international status in the late 16th and early 17th centuries.

The number of serial homicides of women has declined sharply in recent years, but local officials are nervous that the trend may begin anew.

The money to states would decline over time, relative to what they stand to get under current law, and in 2027 it would disappear unless Congress appropriated it anew.

As the Merrill Lynch forecast shows, it won't take an actual recession to produce several quarters of earnings declines that could rattle investors anew.

The expansion comes as the United States economy sputters anew and Europe's fiscal crisis worsens, creating fears of a decline in consumer spending.

Senator Bruno said that the decline in crime was a result of criminals being locked up — and others argue that should crime rise anew, all the prison cells will be needed once again.

Instead we thought anew, and acted anew.