The word "ebbing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a verb which means "to decrease gradually or recede" (Oxford Dictionary). For example: "The tide was ebbing, leaving behind a wide, sandy beach."
No doubt you're so relieved to see daylight you are cruising tentatively along enjoying the ebbing forces of your mental disorder.
Wednesday's result and Djokovic's performance have rearranged the hierarchy of the game in an era of ebbing change.
Could the same be true of Mexico?Special report From darkness, dawn Señores, start your engines Bureaucrats and backhanders A glimmer of hope The gain before the pain Stretching the safety net The ebbing Mexican wave The other American dream The 31 banana republics Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsThis special report will argue that there is a good chance of it.
The pace of foreclosures has not abated, and there has been no improvement in employment in residential construction.Worse still, the momentum now seems to be ebbing.
Wonga retorts that it chooses borrowers carefully, rejecting 60% of applications, and that 92% of its customers would recommend it.In this section I never promised you a rose garden Idle hands Tourists go home Loan ranger The ebbing tide House repairs ReprintsBusinesses are also promised a quick decision online, followed by the money.
Public support for Mr Abe's changes has been ebbing.
Although markets are calmer than last year, euro-zone GDP is shrinking, unemployment is over 12%, progress on building the structures needed for a stable currency area has stalled and faith in the European project is ebbing away.
"In California, the system of medical use they have adopted is in fact a version of legalisation".Elsewhere in the United States, there are many signs of prohibition ebbing away.
With pricing power ebbing and catastrophe pay-outs set to rise after an unusually calm couple of years, America's property and casualty industry dominated by AIG and Berkshire Hathaway seems to be entering another of its periodic downturns (see chart).
Badly handled, these crises could reverse much of what has been achieved, or even revive Afghanistan's grim past.The first crisis is ebbing, at least.
That allows America to make it clear that Vietnam will pay a limited price, in embarrassment and ebbing support, if it goes beyond certain informal lines in its oppression of dissidents.
