Sentence examples for has waned ever from inspiring English sources
Democracy has waned ever since.
The relationship between the United States and Jamaica — indeed, the relationship between the United States and most, if not all, other countries in the Caribbean — has waned somewhat ever since the end of the Cold War.
But his popularity has waned as he has become ever more closely identified with the Brotherhood.Mr Shater, a heavy-set veteran of Mr Mubarak's prisons, is widely seen as more powerful than the prime minister.
International attention on Bahrain — scant where it ever existed — has waned, but tumult persists.
Some people inside and outside Police Headquarters say the pressure that officers felt to produce ever-declining crime rates has waned in tandem with Mr. Giuliani's political ambitions.
But a new study released Thursday by the Hudson Institute suggests that, if this theory was ever really valid, its power has waned in recent years.
He concludes that spooks are "awash with more information, insight and knowledge than ever before", but that the "intrinsic power" of intelligence has waned.
While the attention has waned, "I don't think the effects it had on people has ever stopped," DePrimo told the Post and other outlets.
Perhaps as a result, the popularity of exotics has waned somewhat.What makes derivatives so useful, despite the dangers, is that they allow an ever widening array of risks to be traded.
Business confidence has waned.
