Sentence examples for dropping gradually from inspiring English sources

But after the bailout of the auto industry, it began dropping gradually.

The rubric demands that only by gaining fifty per cent of the votes can a contestant win in the first round; otherwise, further rounds will ensue, with the weaker candidates dropping gradually away.

Except in Ireland, where the dire state of banks is likely to curtail credit for some time, and Canada, which peaked late, prices are dropping gradually, if at all.

The rate of deaths in fires has been dropping gradually, but as of 2008 remained above 8 per 100,000 citizens, compared to roughly 1 per 100,000 in Greece, Denmark, the United States or the United Kingdom, according to a report by the Geneva Association, which analyzes international fire statistics.

Reversely, the successful transmission rate is dropping gradually when attacks occur, because FC dominates all users and has the punitive power of misbehavior to reduce the trust value in order to achieve the purpose of prohibiting access to the cognitive networks.

Eastern and western habitats form approximate mirror images in altitude profile within the Atlantic climatic corridor, dropping gradually away from the central watershed.

To the south are the broad plateaus of the Galgodon (or Ogo) Highlands and the Sool and Hawd regions, which drop gradually southward toward the Indian Ocean.

Digital understanding peaks between 14 and 15, with a DQ of 113 – and then drops gradually throughout adulthood, before falling rapidly in old age.

Most of the area consists of the so-called Chuvash Plateau low, rolling hills, much cut up by ravines which forms the extreme northern end of the Volga Upland and drops gradually to the terraces and floodplain of the Volga.

The use of wood dropped gradually with increase in income.

Rates have dropped gradually, as euroland drew closer to monetary union.