Sentence examples for yet declining from inspiring English sources

Yet declining fortunes are seen elsewhere too.

The Coalition says: "While Bill Shorten has promised more money for schools, Labor is ignoring the decades of significant funding growth yet declining performance".

Japanese consumer prices in the aggregate are not yet declining, nor are wages.There is a danger that Japan may indeed drift towards deflation but macroeconomic policy ("demand management") can prevent this.

Boldly and powerfully, Beauvois makes of this case a religious and Catholic parable, almost like TS Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral, with the monks being progressively menaced by extremists, but refusing to leave, refusing to abandon their calling; yet declining to modify their respect for the traditions of the Qur'an, and reluctant to abandon the local people who have come to depend on them.

But MapQuest still has the biggest market share, and that share is not yet declining (see chart).

He travelled through the Middle East and France in his youth, and after some medical training and a year of practice in his native Aleppo, during which he wrote several works, he enrolled in a medical school in Paris; yet, declining health and growing blindness forced him to return to Aleppo, where he produced more literary works until his early death.

Mr. Obama's approval ratings have not yet declined discernibly after increasing earlier this year.

And she has as yet declined to install an interview filter.

Recently a friend confessed that he was hopelessly addicted to a computer game, yet declined to tell me which one.

When Piazza was apprised of Valentine's remarks, he called them flattering yet declined to peek into the future.

As the recession worsens, the number of foreign-born in America might yet decline.But as economic misery has spread to poorer countries, the picture has been muddied.