Sentence examples for declined like from inspiring English sources

Broken plural forms in Arabic are declined like singulars, and often take singular agreement as well.

However, from about 1494, after his success against the Stewarts and Douglases and over rebels in 1482 and 1488, James IV managed largely to dispense with the institution, and it might have declined, like many other systems of Estates in continental Europe, had it not been for his death in 1513 and another long minority.

However, from about 1494, after his success against the Stewarts and Douglases and over rebels in 1482 and 1488, James IV managed to largely dispense with the institution and it might have declined, like many other systems of Estates in continental Europe, had it not been for his death in 1513 and another long minority.

Unfortunately, the total number of germ cells also declined like the experiment of anti-PAR6 antibody culturing.

However, auditory responses to sad prosody perception declined like emotion recognition ability with age.

"With another quarter of declining like-for-likes, Sainsbury's now knows for certain that it is in a fight.

The chain has now entered its fourth year of declining like-for-like sales and Potts, probably sensibly, declined to predict when the bottom will be reached.

And much of their production is in mature regions that are declining, like the North Sea.

Not that defence is about to decline like coal mines, steel and textiles, whose customers turned to cheaper suppliers in poor countries.

Still, some analysts see a danger in ever-rising spending based on volatile sources that are eventually bound to decline, like the financial or real estate markets.

OPEC's announcement emphasized a more forceful approach in its strategy to pre-empt developments that might cause oil prices to decline, like increased production by Russia, Norway or other producing nations that do not belong to OPEC.