Sentence examples for fast waning from inspiring English sources

Todd's solace is also his main thesis, that American power is fast waning because of the country's profligate spending: "Let the present America expend what remains of its energy, if that is what it wants to do, on 'war on terrorism' -- a substitute battle for the perpetuation of a hegemony that it has already lost".

Unexpectedly fast waning of acellular vaccine-induced protection may be one of the major reasons.

"Access to capital markets, bankers' support, and derivatives protection, which helped smooth an otherwise rocky road for the industry in 2015, are fast waning".

The confidence intervals in Figs. S8 and S9 show that if samples are collected every four months (M = 4), statistical identifiability is considerably worse, even for fast antibody waning.

I asked Dani if Hezbollah's dream of pushing Israel into the sea wasn't dead, or waning fast.

Mediobanca's old influence is waning fast, as the world's big investment banks have homed in on Milan.

Democracy and media freedom are deeply rooted there, but the country's commitment to Atlanticism is waning fast.

It's bad: violence is way up, Taliban influence has spread at the local level, and popular confidence in the government and the international community is waning fast.

American tolerance for Pakistan's double game is waning fast, especially in Congress, as is American support for the war in Afghanistan.

All nations in Eastern Europe except Estonia produce horse meat, but appetites for it there are waning fast, as in the West.

Whatever spell the so-called big four once cast is waning fast, and comics seem able to choose – more freely, less neurotically – where to perform without grave consideration for their career prospects.