Sentence examples for have indeed declined from inspiring English sources

Political and social trust have indeed declined over time.

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

In that laboratory of 120 million people, sales of sugary beverages have indeed declined, while those of bottled water have increased.

Overall, we conclude that corporate effective tax rates have indeed declined over time, and that the decline is not concentrated in multinational firms.

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.

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.

The number of bombs has indeed declined: 450 Israelis were killed by suicide bombers in 2002.

If you use Ngram to count the phrase "give a blow," you'll see that it has indeed declined between 1800 and 2000, but the phrases "give a gift" and "give charity" have actually risen.

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.

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.

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).