Sentence examples for has continually declined from inspiring English sources

The demand has continually declined to where it is no longer economically viable for Adobe to continue development support for FlashPaper".

But the network has continually declined to provide the name of more than one of those experts.

The visits are especially notable, Mr. Greenfield said, because Cablevision has "continually declined to meet with investors and analysts since the Dolan family began its go-private attempts a couple of years ago".

He has continually declined.

But the Russian government has continually declined offers of assistance from the U.S. and other countries in the hunt for Nukhaev, who was killed, according to some reports, even before Klebnikov's murder in 2004.

"The fact that he has continually declined to give evidence, not just to my committee, but now to an unprecedented international grand committee, makes him look like he's got something to hide".

The two companies have continually declined to comment on the quantity of available units so it's been hard to quantify the level of demand for what is a high-end 3G device made all the more attractive by its mid-range pricing (£240 for the 8GB version direct from Google Play in the UK; $199 from T-Mobile US, for example).

Still, CNN Money reports, inventory losses at retailers reached its highest point in 1994 when the economy was rapidly expanding and have continually declined until a spike last year, according to data from the National Retail Federation.

It was observed that the failure rates of the WTGs now installed have almost continually declined in the first operational years.

It is clear that the failure rates of the wind turbines (WTs) now installed have almost continually declined in the first operational years.

Unfortunately, the diversity of global mangroves has been continually declining over the past four decades (Butchart et al. 2010).