Sentence examples for fades away gradually from inspiring English sources
What's more likely is that it fades away gradually and becomes a less prominent component of organized events.
As the temperature is lowered, the electrical hysteresis weakens and fades away gradually, which means that the charges trapped in impurities or defects become fewer and fewer.
But Watson declined the invitation to fade away, gradually chipping away at Oosthuizen's day-long lead until they walked off the 18th green tied on 10 under par, with only Sweden's Peter Hanson, the overnight leader, and Phil Mickelson following.
As Kant observed, a "simple" soul, which cannot be dissolved into its constituent parts, might still fade away gradually until it has completely disappeared.
Moreover, the clash between health economics and clinical freedom observed among clinicians mentioned by the late health economist Alan Williams two decades ago [ 28] seems to fade away gradually.
The picture emerges very slowly and gradually fades away again.
The need for traffic lights gradually fades away, in the same way that we no longer have inns where you can pick up fresh horses.
It consists in forming a law or statement by only looking at a small portion of the facts ; then, when the other facts come in, the law or statement gradually fades away again.
In healing, the colour of the bruise gradually fades away into a yellowish hue, as a result of the formation of bile pigments and the disintegration and gradual absorption of blood.
"It's easy to raise money for an emotive issue when it's happening and is on the front pages of the newspapers, but it gradually fades away towards the back pages.
The results show that no incipient melting appears when the alloy is directly heated up to 1338 °C; when it is directly heated up to 1350 °C, obvious incipient melting occurs at the beginning while gradually fades away with holding time; for 1328 °C, although there is no risk of incipient melting, the homogenization efficiency is far from satisfactory.
