Sentence examples for getting declining from inspiring English sources

For the trillions of dollars Americans spend on healthcare, they're getting declining services, more frequent ailments and a steadily diverging standard of care for the rich and the poor in the country.

Christensen and Getting declined to comment on the substance of the statement given to police by Dalton, but the prosecutor said he admitted his involvement in the killings after being read his Miranda rights.

Clearly, you're still charging the old card and getting declined, I said.

Working as a grocery store manager, he had called the police on a customer whose credit cards kept getting declined.

Deb-Dex Drama: The season picked up with Dexter making a frenzied escape to the Miami International airport, with his car running on empty, all his credit cards getting declined and his bags packed with cash and passports.

"We are growing businesses that power the new style of I.T.; we've got declining businesses that powered the old style of I.T.," she told CNBC.

And now we've got declining undergraduate enrollments.

Today if you focus on efficiency and optimizing your business model, you'll get declining marginal returns, really, really fast.

So if you cap the per capita availability of health care services in an aging population, you get declining adequacy of coverage.

America's got declining clout, according to a report from Jake Tapper, who's been our round-the-world tweeter of our hearts.

It is important to also note that as we age, we get declining support and ligament laxity in our para-spinal musculature.