Sentence examples for predictably declined from inspiring English sources

Predictably, Woods was asked about this yesterday and even more predictably declined to comment.

But when The Times's Sheryl Gay Stolberg was researching an article about that time, Romney predictably declined her interview request.

When interest rates reversed course, construction stocks, housing stocks, and mortgage bank stocks predictably declined.

After Putin returned to a third term in 2012, the Russian economy struggled to grow, and Putin's popularity predictably declined.

Were policymakers forced to balance spending with tax revenues, the demand for all sorts of activities now financed by the feds would predictably decline (I will leave it to others to determine how much).

The coverage predictably declines at both the 3' and 5' ends of each genome due to the difficulty of getting complete cDNA coverage, but is otherwise uniform across the DWV genome.

Of course, it would have been on their dime and, predictably, they declined, opting instead for a simple (but bathroom-equipped) cabin at Boyum for 570 kroner a night.

Predictably, he declined.

Predictably, however, many declined to do so with the result that, after five years, only a relative handful of children benefited.

Both weighted and binary measures of centralization declined predictably with development (Table 1, Spearman's ρ = −.065, p<0.001, respectively).

When Apple was a Mac company its end was imminent because the Mac was predictably going to decline.