Sentence examples for residents declines from inspiring English sources

Now, as the number of longtime residents declines at a quickening pace because of retirement elsewhere or death, Hicksville is entering more deeply into a phase of ethnic change.

The danger black people find in white neighborhoods comes both from neighbors and from the government, in the form of police who harass, schools that label children as problems, public services that seem to diminish as the proportion of white residents declines.

Some residents declined to discuss the charges.

Some residents decline help, he noted, and nursing home employees can do little about it.

Legal, temporary residents declined to 174,000 from a peak of 268,000.

Many Jacksonville residents declined to discuss their views on climate change and Trump.

During that year, the number of unemployed city residents declined slightly to 368,200 from 371,400, the study found.

Violence continues weekly if not daily, said one elderly labourer, who like other residents declined to be named.

From 1980 to 2002, the murder rate per 100,000 residents declined from 3.8 to 1.2 in Suffolk and from 2.4 to 1.8 in Nassau.

The Hispanic population grew in most counties, and the number of black residents declined in every borough except Richmond and in some suburban counties.

The number of Hispanic residents declined in tracts in Williamsburg, Bushwick and Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and in Washington Heights, but increased in the north Bronx; Woodside and Ozone Park, Queens; and central Harlem.