Sentence examples for has faded far from inspiring English sources

The mayoral race has faded far into the background over the last week, and many New Yorkers now say they would simply prefer to keep Mayor Rudolph Giuliani in office, either by postponing the election for a year or lifting term limits so Mr. Giuliani could run for re-election.

YOU might think that a revival in initial public offerings (IPOs)—sales of shares by companies to the public for the first time would have to wait until the lessons of 1999 and 2000 had faded far into history.

But Bain has faded fast.

But Lin is a continuing phenomenon, while Fredette's flame has faded thus far in the pros.

Since then, its popularity has faded; so far the automaker has sold less than 8,300 Escalades in 2013.

This matters because, although Germany can still export to the rapidly industrialising (and rapidly growing) emerging economies, demand has faded in the far bigger markets in America and Europe.

Last year's outbreak of "welcome culture" has faded and the far right has made electoral gains – to which Angela Merkel reacted ambiguously by saying in a speech: "Germany will remain Germany".

The idea that plants can have remarkable powers has faded these days, so far have we travelled from our roots in the natural world, but in the past it was a commonplace: the ability of powdered willow bark, for example, to relieve fevers was known for thousands of years before its active ingredient was synthesised as aspirin.

While the constant fear of another attack has faded somewhat, things are still far from normal on Wall Street and on Main Street.

After the dismal showing thus far, Braun has faded from a strong second to a distant fourth in the polls.

The search has proved fruitless so far, and hope has faded of finding Mr. Hartley, who was reportedly wearing a life vest when he was shot in the head, or his missing watercraft.