Sentence examples for increasingly mute from inspiring English sources
Even the most eloquent apologists are increasingly mute.
In a blog post – since deleted – Li Tiantian wrote: "I'll bet that there will be others in the future who, like me, will become increasingly mute, and I now know why many online friends from before have vanished from the internet".
And though politicians remain mute on cost-effectiveness, insurers increasingly consider it when deciding whether to cover a drug and how much of its cost to make patients pay.An emerging fightThe next few years will see spending on drugs in established markets in North America, Europe and Japan grow by just 1-4% annually, predicts IMS Health (see chart).
7 Muted Called on sound mute.
John Paul's reign has been so long, and last week's vigil so filled with the imagery of raw human suffering — his last, mute appearance at his window, the increasingly dire bulletins — that it was difficult to bring into focus the extraordinary and vital images of the first days of his papacy, days that helped to re-order the world.
Madison Avenue is increasingly anxious about the growing ability of viewers to zip, zap, mute or otherwise ignore traditional commercials with personal video recorders like TiVo or with remote controls.
To ease worries, wind park developers are increasingly weighing the design of a high-productivity wind park against the costs of muting its effect on the landscape, Ms. Robledo said.
Nationally, incomes in China have largely kept pace with rising prices (see chart 7), but an IMF report in December said that in some big cities prices "appear to be increasingly disconnected from fundamentals".Rationing the air supplyThe Chinese government has unveiled a series of measures since April 2010 to mute house-price inflation.
