Sentence examples for ability to fade from inspiring English sources

And while Hunt will pressure forward, he has an ability to fade, especially in five round fights.

For the later Sunday strips Watterson had 125 colors as well as the ability to fade the colors into each other.

As his career progressed, Jordan also developed the ability to post up his opponents and score with his trademark fadeaway jump shot, using his leaping ability to "fade away" from block attempts.

Dimmer Racks give you the ability to fade the lights in and out fluidly using a lighting desk/console.

I'm not a regular viewer of the morning shows; their highly engineered, ersatz intimacy, the Muzak-like ability they have to fade as far into the background as needed, isn't usually my cup of coffee.

Such a mechanism would explain our ability to reverse fade rapidly (Figure 6) since desensitization due to phosphorylation takes only a matter of seconds and can presumably be reversed on the same time scale.

But as optimism about the influx of cheap, government-backed loans began to fade in April, the ability of European banks to raise new funds — particularly in countries like Greece and Spain — has become more difficult.

Chameleons are best known for their ability to change colors, which allows them to fade into their surroundings while they wait for prey.

"Our ability to cure people of gonorrhea is going to fade unless we take steps now address growing antibiotic resistance".

The strength with which the heart pumps blood begins to fade, and the body's ability to adapt starts to break down.

As seniors age, their ability to engage with others in their community may begin to fade.