Sentence examples for declining role from inspiring English sources

"The contract envisions a declining role for the company," Mr. Nagel said.

That decision is an ominous reversal of the agency's formerly declining role in targeted killings abroad.

Comment about the declining role of the US in international affairs.

The New Yorker, February 5 , 1990P. 33 Comment about the declining role of the US in international affairs.

The $7.5 million increase in such huge gifts was greater than the overall increase in giving of $5 million, illustrating the declining role of rank-and-file givers.

He noted that, like him, Mrs. Clinton had been pilloried in coal country for acknowledging that coal mining would have a declining role in a 21st-century economy.

Implications: Our research indicates declining roles of daughters-in-law in elder care during Japan's LTCI system implementation period.

Wives' low expectations may reflect the trends of declining roles of daughters-in-law and increasing roles of spouses (especially wives) in Japan.

I politely declined roles at much bigger stations than the one I eagerly accepted at £13,000 a year as host of my own drive-time show.

Politically well connected, Rockefeller was offered – and declined – roles as Secretary of the Treasury and Chairman of the Federal Reserve.

Early on in his career, Cho says he purposely declined roles that were based on, and subsequently perpetuated, unfair Asian stereotypes.