Usage of "declining" | TermGallery

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Act of repudiation, abnegation, or declination.

Usage of declining in English

Results: Fresh markets are under economic pressure and are declining in number. 
 Pubmed 

Since 1969 the security situation in Northern Ireland had been declining significantly. 
 The Irish Times 

In fact, the State pension has actually been declining in real terms. 
 The Irish Times 

Several bank executives have warned about declining quality of energy sector loans. 
 Reuters 

If road policing is declining, that is a serious concern, he said. 
 Radio NZ 

Things are moving in the right direction, Quqa said, declining further comment. 
 Reuters 

Capital levels have improved, however, in the wake of declining loan demand. 
 Reuters 

This follows a consistent trend of declining violence that dates back decades. 
 The Guardian 

And there is a clear trend of declining union membership and age. 
 The Guardian 

Structural changes in the rural economy may also contribute to declining demand. 
 Pubmed 

We are back into a situation where margins are declining, Faber said. 
 Reuters 

While numbers are declining this week has already seen five cash-in-transit incidents. 
 The South African 

This number is declining, as is the area of land being cultivated. 
 The South African 

At present, the species is classed as declining in New Zealand waters. 
 Radio NZ 

The application was ultimately unsuccessful with the government declining the funding bid. 
 Radio NZ 

Infection rates in Paris are declining in line with the national trend. 
 Reuters 

declining

decline

Verb

Present

Adjective

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Translations for declining

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Declining through the time

Declining across language varieties

New Zealand

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Ireland

Common

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Meanings of declining in English