Sentence examples for essentially declining from inspiring English sources
Did you ask him to submit his resignation?" We were just asking Vikram q's y/day re strategy (1) — Michael de la Merced (@m_delamerced) 16 Oct 12 Citi's Corbat again reiterates that he "just got into the seat" in essentially declining to answer another q — Michael de la Merced (@m_delamerced) 16 Oct 12 RT @davidweidner: Sorry $C's conference call is turning into a disaster.
The players union, which has essentially declined to cooperate with Mitchell, was not invited to the DLA Piper offices.
Because the hires and separations rate are essentially monotonically declining in age, the aging of the workforce will lead to declining hires and separations rates.
Major U.S. science agencies would see essentially flat or declining spending under the 2015 budget request that President Barack Obama sent to Congress on 4 March.
By many important measures, the business is essentially flat or modestly declining.
It is not, in fact solar activity has been essentially flat and slightly declining in recent decades.
This is because the effect of moderate deflation, in the vicinity of negative 1%, has essentially been offset by declining interest rates.
Mark H. Greenberg, a lawyer at the Center for Law and Social Policy, a research and advocacy group, said, "One of the great mysteries of social policy in the last few years is why welfare caseloads have stayed essentially flat or declined in much of the country, despite the economic downturn".
4chan essentially hasn't declined at all at least in terms of its traffic.
The 10-Q noted "During the second quarter of 2012, the number of DAUs using personal computers was essentially flat, and declined modestly in certain key markets such as the United States and Europe, while mobile DAUs continued to increase".
It is worth pointing out that in order for program participation to increase employment without affecting average earnings, it must cause the earnings of employed individuals to decline, essentially reducing average earnings for those who would be employed in the absence of the program.
