Sentence examples for ebbing elsewhere from inspiring English sources
It is also why firms try to maintain lifetime employment in specialised high-tech sectors, though it is ebbing elsewhere in the economy.This belief that the strength of the company is stored in the collective mind of employees rather than in the share price of the moment also helps explain why Japanese companies disdain mergers and acquisitions.
An India Railway official, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said the crush of passengers in Bangalore, Chennai and elsewhere had ebbed and the railways did not expect to arrange special trains and extra cars to transport passengers to Assam, as it did on Thursday.
As recognition of the disease has widened and medications have significantly prolonged patients' lives, much of the controversy and outlandish tactics that once characterized AIDS protests in New York and elsewhere has ebbed, giving way to bicycle rides and fund-raisers to find a cure.
Resistance may be ebbing.
"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.
That sentiment is ebbing.
But that support is ebbing.
His passionate curiosity was ebbing.
