Sentence examples for Gradually failing from inspiring English sources
He was a bachelor and, except for servants, he lived alone with gradually failing eyesight.
She revealed that she was registered as officially blind three weeks ago after two years of gradually failing sight brought on by diabetes and diabetic retinopathy, the leaking of tiny blood vessels across the retina.
And Mr. Wynn, whose eyesight is gradually failing from a hereditary disease, might believe that now is the time to take the money -- his 11.8percentt stake in Mirage will net him about $500 million in the sale -- and pursue other ventures or devote more time to his passion of collecting art.
First published in 1957, at the very time when (as Borges later explained) the vision that had gradually been failing him since birth had deteriorated to the point where he could no longer read or see what he was writing, this cryptozoological chiaroscuro is one of Borges's great creations.
The company is failing or gradually imploding and you want to be long gone before this actually happens.
A glitch in the Microsoft PVRs can gradually reduce disk capacity by failing to restore erased space.
After drudging through a depressive year of fatigue, compounded by constant migraines, insomnia, and a failing memory, I gradually accepted the fact that both my physical and mental capabilities were deteriorating.
At the Arena, he gradually wore out his welcome by failing to live up to the unfair expectations of his becoming the next Larry Bird.
When the changes come in next year, there will be far-reaching effects for French firms including Alstom, but also, more gradually, for their European competitors.Current French law treats failing firms harshly.
It is likely that the concept AHC gradually will be exchanged for the more neutral 'a failing encounter' at this clinic.
The incremental models, including the enlightenment and interactive models infer the notion of gradually influencing ideas among policymakers, but have been criticized for failing to make a direct link between research and its use [ 5, 6].
