Sentence examples for might taper off from inspiring English sources
Ms. Minkarah's father, Jay, had worried that his relationship with her might taper off when she got absorbed in campus life.
Over the last few weeks, markets have sputtered amid speculation that the Federal Reserve might taper off its policy of buying $85 billion in bonds every month to keep interest rates low and encourage spending.
Caretaker Lorenzen said they generate about $400 each week, but Hanna worries that the revenue might taper off.
If we buy fewer dogs and cats from breeders and pet stores, the pet population boom might gradually taper off, and the numbers of abandoned animals in shelters should start to decline as well.
Notwithstanding #1, he does worry about a "cliff effect" (ie, a spike in bond yields when the current purchase bond programmes are complete) and leaves open the possibility that the Fed might want to taper off the programmes by scheduling additional, smaller purchases after the current purchases are complete.3.3
But all it took this time was the merest hint from the Fed's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, that the Fed's quantitative easing policy might be tapering off sooner than expected.
This suggests that local biosynthesis of auxin in the pericarp might be tapering off in both of the berry classes as they neared the ripening transition phase, more so in low-SB berries, and that the pericarp-synthesized auxin levels might not be very different.
The virus is active in 48 states, and even if it begins to taper off soon, another wave might hit us early next year.
And when a patient tried to taper off a drug, a temporarily lowered pain threshold might make it harder for them to manage without it.
Most women are able to taper off.
