Sentence examples for declining that from inspiring English sources

If the number of hawks are declining, that means food sources are diminishing, and there's a problem somewhere".

We set the edge as the side of the circle where top predator densities were declining (that is, the edge of the range).

"What we've got is a volatile economy caused by things like oil and capital spending potentially declining that is offset by the Fed providing tons of liquidity," Mr. Kral said.

But yesterday, organizers received a letter from the Dalai Lama's secretary in Dharmsala, India, declining that offer but promising to support the conference by sending a "high-level Tibetan delegation" to represent him.

And if usage is actually declining, that may signal that the customer tried the old trick of reconnecting the meter upside down to steal power by getting it to run backward.

If projections for Parts A and B were declining, that might suggest that the slowdown in Medicare spending was part of some permanent, fundamental changes in the way hospitals and doctors provide health care.

Mr. Degel declined that offer.

The Dow had declined that morning.

When I declined that offer, he had another idea.

The business never operated at a profit, however, and sales began to decline that fall.

However, Yeung declined that offer.