Sentence examples for has gradually dropped from from inspiring English sources

Since June 2001, its share price has gradually dropped from an average of 10,000 yen ($86) to Wednesday's close in Tokyo of barely half that level.

The number of these so-called "involuntary part-time" workers has gradually dropped as the economy has rebounded, but it's still far from from its pre-recession levels.

15, 16 With the introduction of modern radiation therapy techniques, the estimated risk has gradually dropped and become nearly negligible.

They have gradually dropped away from being obvious, but the logic underpinning them still powers the way we think about search engines.

Under the United Nations plan, the number would have gradually dropped to 600, the size of the Turkish garrison on Cyprus at the time of its 1960 independence from Britain.

"She gradually dropped from sight," Mr. Maazel recalled.

For reasons we can only surmise — maybe the appearance of overwhelming commercial competition — a vital state grew moribund and gradually dropped from sight.

Meyerbeer's costly operas, requiring grand casts of leading singers, were gradually dropped from the repertoire in the early 20th century.

"The EU has gradually changed from being a trade enhancer, to a trade obstacle".

Thus the group has lacked a leader and has gradually receded from view.

The fighting has gradually moved from clearly defined battlefields to populated areas.