Sentence examples for way of declining from inspiring English sources

"I'll just get in trouble," Mr. Gingrich said sheepishly Tuesday night at a pizza place in Decorah, by way of declining (at first) to answer a man's question about why his fellow Republicans always embrace Keynesian economic principles.

While this may be a way of declining participation without causing offence, older people are increasingly likely to be in some form of paid employment [ 13] and/or be providing unpaid childcare to their grandchildren [ 14].

Being direct and honest is often a more respectful way of declining advances.

Avicenna has, however, more consistently courteous ways of declining to follow Alfarabi.

Williams say signing Brazilian Felipe Massa from Ferrari is proof they are determined to return to winning ways after years of declining form.

Muni bonds should have been downgraded a year ago by the credit agencies whose patience must give way to the arithmetic of declining tax receipts.

It is unclear if these canyons are in a form of steady state or if the gradient-area relationships arise in the same way as in rivers of declining orogens.

Facebook needs a way to reverse the trend of declining original content sharing, which The Information reports was down 15percentt year over year as of February.

The amount of preserved small subunit ribosomal DNA (SSU rDNA; ca. 500 base pair fragments) of dinoflagellates (as extracellular DNA rather than as preserved cysts) that could be amplified by way of PCR declined up to five orders of magnitude with increasing sediment depth and age.

At the same time, there is no way to vote a don out of power, and no way to decline his demands for extortion money.

Thus we currently have no way of delaying or declining this accession.