Sentence examples for has gradually fallen from from inspiring English sources

If so, it is at least logically possible for stimuli occurring within perceptual moments to give rise to experiences of duration and succession.[48] Although there are results which can be taken as supportive of the discrete processing model, over the past half century or so it has gradually fallen from favour.

In recent years, the mortality rate from heart failure has gradually fallen.

Peel has gradually fallen out of favour for Wales following his switch to Edgeley Park from Llanelli Scarlets in 2008 and was left out of his country's World Cup squad last year, despite calls for his inclusion.

The design is lighter and less expensive to build, but has gradually fallen out of favor with highway departments.

The energy-intensity of the U.S. economy has gradually fallen — almost monotonically — since early in the twentieth century.

But as time passed, Bin Laden's name had gradually fallen out of presidential speeches and the political discourse, raising concern from critics that Mr. Obama's administration was not sufficiently focused on the fight against terrorism.

But in the decade since new Japanese carriers have been able to lease lines from NTT and compete against it for long-distance traffic, rates have gradually fallen, to ¥80 for three minutes.

And it's something that I've gradually fallen into as I've had a bit more time here".

The truth is that, like an old marriage, Boeing and Seattle have gradually fallen out over the past decade.

Since 2011, though, the spending figure has gradually been falling back.

The Smokey line of thinking gradually fell from favor.