Sentence examples for cooling towards from inspiring English sources

Blacks constitute nearly half the state's Democratic voters and they have been warming to Barack Obama and cooling towards Hillary Clinton of late.

Subsequent cooling towards low temperatures allows the study of the temperature-induced martensitic transformation at pre-existing defects.

Analysis of ancient vegetation and pollen in the sediments has revealed that the climate was warm but cooling towards an ice age, which points to two possible times in history, around 840,000 years ago, or 950,000 years ago.

There had been speculation that Mr Byers was cooling towards the PPP, but officials indicated yesterday that the notion of handing of one of the three contracts to London's mayor, Ken Livingstone, was a non-starter.

The core of the WDW is typically 0.6 0.9 °C, cooling towards the west10,11, and found at ∼300 m depth in the interior of the Weddell basin, below a layer that is chilled by the Antarctic atmosphere.

Now that the archbishop was leader of the island, he was cooling towards the idea, which was totally opposed by Cypriots of Turkish descent and Islamic faith, about a fifth of the population.

However, diffusion slows down as the printed layer cools towards the glass transition temperature.

These talks fell apart recently when IBM lowered its initial offer to Sun after it cooled towards the deal.

Mr Shevardnadze was already extremely weak and unpopular; even his old allies in the West had recently cooled towards him.

He also began to cool towards Diaghilev, convincing himself that the impresario had sacrificed his integrity as a modernist for the pursuit of money and fashion.

The internet's cycles are as old as the internet itself: we discover something en masse, fixate upon it, and then, inevitably, cool towards that thing.