Sentence examples for declining money from inspiring English sources

Weaker consumer expectations, declining money supply and falling building permits pulled it down.

Prices will tend to follow wages down, since declining money earnings for the employed will mean a declining volume of expenditures.

Bridget Fare, a Duquesne spokeswoman, said, "It's important to note that accepting or declining money is completely separate from news decisions".

While divorce rates are declining, money's influence on divorce is growing ever larger.

Mrs. Kim declined money, then struck her deal.

It even declines money such companies make to match donations from their employees.

For believers, Bologna shows the way to a future that will be glorious once more.Yet this vision of self-governing universities, footloose students and job-ready graduates omits one big reason for European universities' decline: money.

The letter said, without explanation, that the group was declining the money.

For the first time since the inception of public financing, each party's candidate is declining the money for the general election.

Extended valuations, new Internet stocks enjoying big gains, standards for corporate governance and stock-exchange listings declining, borrowed money getting dearer — maybe it's just me, but that's starting to sound familiar.

Hustle still has no formal policy about declining Republican money, and a spokesperson said they point potential clients to TechCrunch's previous article mentioning the stance.