Sentence examples for faded under from inspiring English sources

These proliferated at first, but quickly faded under a foul-smelling cloud.

It kept changing — bad guys stopped by guns each year has faded under the light of scrutiny.

It kept changing bad guys stopped by guns each year has faded under the light of scrutiny.

That venture, like others, did not survive even though Napster's faded under legal pressure, because it did not offer a wide enough selection of programming to excite consumers.

"That moved up to the top of the agenda," Dominic Pileggi, the State Senate majority leader, said of the notion, which had been batted around for years but had faded under Edward G. Rendell, the departing Democratic governor.

Protection of equal employment rules faded under the Reagan administration, while school-system integration faced growing opposition and anti-poverty programmes were cut back.In other places the momentum of the civil-rights movement has persisted.

Over the past decade, the taboo has started to fade under the glaring light of the global media.

D'Antoni has long been accused (inaccurately) of not caring about defense — another reputational blemish that should fade under the bright Southern California sun.

Some argue that it may not matter much whether this bill passes or not because the broader influence of the church hierarchy is fading under the impact of urbanization, migrant workers and a popular culture very open about sex.

Yet, even in the depths of a crisis, the Bruegel memos conclude, there is little appetite for big reforms.Eurocrats have reasons to be anxious, as their tans fade under leaden Brussels skies.

They were exacerbated by constant ministerial turnover and the government's failure to engage with these issues as social and institutional problems, rather than facets of capitalism that would fade under Chávez's model of 21st century socialism.