Sentence examples for had indeed declined from inspiring English sources

The Interior Department produced a report showing that drilling permits received and issued by the agency had indeed declined from the last years of the Bush administration to the first years of the Obama administration, but not by half.

The Interior Department produced a report this year showing that drilling permits received and issued by the agency had indeed declined from the last years of the Bush administration to the first years of the Obama administration — but not by half.

Dickens's spirits and confidence in the future had indeed declined: 1855 was "a year of much unsettled discontent for him," his friend Forster recalled, partly for political reasons (or, as Forster hints, his political indignation was exacerbated by a "discontent" that had personal origins).

By now, the memory of labour pain had indeed declined in some women – about half of them rated the pain as less severe than they had done at two months – but for those who had rated the experience most negatively after two months, the memory of the pain simply didn't go away.

Political and social trust have indeed declined over time.

So far, the Santo Domingos have indeed declined to switch partners.

Our meta-analysis confirms that elasticities for married women and single mothers have indeed declined over time in the USA (as shown in Heim 2007 and Blau and Kahn 2007) and also in the EU.

Therefore, we repeated the full-period analysis for three 18-year subperiods and found that the magnitude of the day-of-the-week effect has indeed declined over time.

Since BAC testing began to be widely used in the late '70s, alcohol-related highway fatalities have indeed declined, but long before that — in the late '60s — all highway fatalities began declining, because of safer cars, passive restraints and better and divided highways.

Further studies are required to explore whether HIV prevalence among TB patients has indeed declined in this setting and others where ART is provided at a large scale.

An important question is whether or not amphipods and other macroinvertebrates in the upper Midwest have indeed declined to the extent necessary to negatively affect macroinvertebrate predators feeding in higher trophic levels.