Sentence examples for perhaps decline from inspiring English sources

A marathoner's time provides a way to measure improvement, or perhaps decline.

Most economists say they expect inflation to remain moderate in the coming months and perhaps decline in 2001.

Yet Mr. Heym and other analysts said there was increasing concern that prices would remain flat or perhaps decline over the next year, especially if the economy continued to weaken.

That doesn't mean that Gartner doesn't think app stores are going to continue to be a hugely used resource by consumers, but that we may not see it grow much bigger after that period… and perhaps decline.

"I do believe that growth rates will perhaps decline a bit," he opined in an interview with German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung, released on Thursday ahead of publication on Friday.

By way of example, Schnapper said a retailer could perhaps decline to pay a cashier for the time spent tallying the cash in the register at the end of the day, on the grounds that it isn't a vital part of the job.

But changes in the phonology of Greek, and perhaps declining educational standards, made these metres difficult to handle.

Temple, wisely perhaps, declined to do any judging but dropped by to catch the closing festivities and to do some interviews.

Having debuted with £5.31m plus £2.05m in previews, X-Men: Apocalypse looked on course for a solid second weekend, perhaps declining at a similar rate (53%) to the second frame of previous X-Men title Days of Future Past.

Immediately after the attacks, he said he was open to "more aggressive measures in terms of dealing with terrorism, measures that we would have perhaps declined to do on humanitarian or constitutional grounds".

The minutes said forecasts pointed to "quite low and perhaps declining inflation over the next several quarters," and the panel members "did not rule out the emergence of appreciably lower inflation".