Sentence examples for has gradually diminished from inspiring English sources

The church's opposition to socialism has gradually diminished, and it has approved of labour unions and even moderated its staunch opposition to liberation theology.

The amount of carbon-14 in the atmosphere has gradually diminished since 1963, when above-ground tests were banned, as it has been incorporated into plants and animals or diffused into the oceans.

Since 1982, the number of students employed in co-op positions with G.M. has gradually diminished; only 6percentt of this year's class got G.M. positions, and the company will sponsor about 3.5percentt of the students next year.

In the years since then, even when Ali was a worldwide personality after his brutal brawls with Joe Frazier and George Foreman, boxing has gradually diminished in popularity as baseball, professional football and basketball, college basketball, hockey, golf, tennis, auto racing and the Olympics have grown.

However, the advantage of comprehensive quality over other crystalline and noncrystalline silicon solar cell has gradually diminished, due to the rapid development of diamond wire sawing technique, advanced passivation technique, and other type solar cells [6 13].

As a result of economic growth and associated sociodemographic changes, the burden from infectious diseases has gradually diminished, but the burden from cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes mellitus, and other chronic diseases has increased substantially.

Since October, his ability to breathe had gradually diminished.

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The limitations of the indications associated with LLR have gradually diminished with the recent accumulation of experiences and technological advances for devices.

While the overall trends in lung cancer mortality have undoubtedly been dominated by changes in smoking, the marked contrasts that at one time existed between these death rates in urban and rural areas have gradually diminished.

The lagoon, which sits between Ipanema and the Tijuca forest, was once three times its current size, but it has been gradually diminished by landfill projects as Rio spread from its colonial centre to the tourist resorts along the coast.