Sentence examples for gradual waning from inspiring English sources

We acknowledge life in full bloom and the possibility of its sudden end or inevitable gradual waning.

Instead, it will only be divined from the gradual waning of terrorist acts.

The Sixties saw the rise of celebrity culture, and the gradual waning of Bown's passion for art photography.

Revelations about the sexual abuse of children put pressure on the Catholic church, and the gradual waning of religious practice, especially among younger people, took hold.

Part of the explanation is due, perhaps, to a gradual waning of Aristotle's influence, but part of it is also due to substantive doctrinal changes.

However, this re-fracture risk is not constant over time and is driven by the high, threefold to fivefold increase in the years immediately after a first fracture, followed by a gradual waning later on [ 9].

Those steps have failed to turn around the gradual decline in Mr. Putin's approval ratings, though the protest movement has waned as well.

Field observations there have revealed continuous demagnetization, suggesting heat accumulation beneath the active crater, gradual cooling of the crater fumaroles, and waning of the plume height from the crater (a proxy for heat loss).

These exceptional circumstances most likely contribute to a gradual increase in the potential risk of some related epidemiologic factors, such as waning herd immunity, increase in the susceptible population in the endemic areas (as a result of new births and nonimmune immigrants), and displacement of human and animal carriers to regions with populations that lack a protective immunity (4, 20).

Business activity is waning.

That commitment is waning.