Sentence examples for 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.

The agent, saying that was too low, didn't present their offer to the seller until they pressed her on it — at which point the seller, indeed, declined it.

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).

The ranks of police officers will indeed decline, he said, but through attrition.

And if only one company has to comply, its profits may indeed decline sharply.

But, if the world's human numbers do indeed decline, we maybe will need all the high achievers we can get.* "Only Child: How to Survive Being One".

But the experience of 25 states where right-to-work laws are already on the books show that union membership rates do indeed decline over the long term after the laws are introduced.

To be clear, the military has never "required" chaplains to perform any and every wedding, and in the course of my 31 years as an Army chaplain, I did indeed decline to perform several marriage ceremonies.