Sentence examples for if i decline from inspiring English sources

If I decline, no one will even hear about it.

If I decline to buy Israeli-produced oranges at a British supermarket, this doesn't make me a Nazi murderer.

If I decline to eat one, I am a calorie-phobic priss who's terrified of displaying weakness in public.

If I decline, Singer can make some hay: "I offered them a platform, but they refuse rational discussion".

He is due to say: "Forgive me if I decline to join those of you gloating at the expense of the Liberal Democrats.

If I decline to do that I would have faced public agitation," said Gupta, who was awarded a state honour 10 years ago for his sterilisation work.

I was torn between accepting and declining, but I realized that, if I declined, the mobilization that I had kicked off would die.

"It's so competitive that if I declined it, I wouldn't be accepted again because there are so many applicants," O'Day said.

Mathematician Lee Lorch, a victim of America's blacklist in the 1950s for refusing to testify to HUAC, refused to attend; but I felt I would be insulting my colleague if I declined the invitation.

She also mentioned that if I declined to take the meds, I'd have to seek help somewhere else.

After the trial Christian said, "It was suggested to me in London,... that it would be more conducive to the great object of the Commission,... if I declined my rotation of duty, and left the trial of all the prisoners to them [the appointed commissioners]." Shortly after 10 am, the three judges went to the courthouse, in the market place at that time, and the Special Commission was read.