Sentence examples for fade along from inspiring English sources

Institutional support seemed to fade along with the technology sector's prospects, though.

Obama is now in the autumn of his Presidency, and the particular venom he attracts from his critics will fade along with his powers.

But Naoto Kan, the dashing young leader of the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), has just seen his chances of toppling the ruling Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) fade, along with his hopes of heading a coalition government formed from a grand alliance of opposition parties.

He said much now hinged on the outcome of the government's flooding review: "The discussions have so far been encouraging, but there is always a danger that the political appetite to take the necessary action will fade along with the memories of last winter's catastrophic floods".

But veterans of multiple companies, who in some cases end up joining numerous e-mail lists of ex-colleagues, say it can be difficult to stay active in so many virtual communities, which is why many of the lists fade along with the memories of office rivalries, glories and pranks.

Temperature could speed up the reaction, but the activity of recombinant endoglucanase would fade along with the increasing temperature (Andreaus et al. 1999).

Anti-Americanism is fading along with American power, but Chomsky hasn't noticed.

BRONCOS (6-5) at JETS (8-3) Jets by 7 ½ The Broncos have faded along with Brandon Marshall's star.

Groups like the Foreign Policy Association have found the appeal of what they do (and hence donations) fading along with the cold war and fear of Communist domination.

Even though the culture of the broadcast has faded along with its technologies, it is still deeply ingrained in our sense of what television looks and feels like.

Lou Piniella's standing faded along with his fire.