Sentence examples for declining which from inspiring English sources

In addition, cigarette prices may be declining, which would trim profits even more, she said.

She said that Incra also believed that the French educational system had been declining, which hurt the country's score.

But even as government investment starts to accelerate, private investment is declining, which may endanger more jobs.

Other figures show that the overall regional aquifer level is declining, which suggests that a serious water problem could be developing for local residents and wildlife.

Organisations need to know, for example, what customers are due for renewals in the coming month, whether the churn rate is declining, which upsell or discount strategies are working and whether cash collections are improving.

Mr. Duncan noted that in addition to state appropriations declining, which means schools are increasingly relying on tuition and local taxes, a quirk in the taxing system can limit financing for such colleges.

I declined, which made him dangerously upset.

His therapist told him to politely decline, which helped.

Dr. Doudna was the only one who declined, which is unfortunate," Dr Lander said.

"Our market share remains very strong but the total market has declined, which is very frustrating for us".

"[He] was supposed to do it, but then he declined, which was a real shame," Albarn explained to New York magazine.