Sentence examples for should wane from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, if the flow of money slows — if Mr. Bernanke's support should wane, for instance — there is a risk of being "stuck with something of lesser quality," she warned.
And in the short term, it means Saudi Arabia and the other producers will need to guard against a steep drop in oil prices as the global economy slows, lest their ability to be so generous should wane.
Mario Pereira, an energy consultant, reckons that the risk of electricity shortages should wane after 2008, if Petrobras completes a planned liquefied natural-gas terminal on time.That may be a big if.
Here, American power can and should be placed in the service of an expanding liberal international system, which in turn supports and upholds U.S. interests and values (perhaps even if American power should wane over time).
The importance of cost as a patient barrier to CRC screening should wane.
By the teenage years, natural wariness of predators should wane because the child is cognitively stronger.
This suggests that international attention and efforts by the government, NGOs, and humanitarian actors towards protecting and responding to the needs of communities in conflict settings and displacement should not wane at the promise of conflict resolution.
MANY reasons can be found why public support for Britain's welfare system should be waning.
The newly crowned world boxing champion has even turned up in the pages of Private Eye in a spoof "statement" which thanks Barbara Slater, head of BBC Sport, for her support "as she's really fit and scrubs up well", while warning that enthusiasm will wane should she turn out to be "a Lesbo, in which case she should burn in hell".
It is not surprising that, as she became more outspoken in her doubts, her looks should start to wane.
In this new millennium, when the race issue should begin to wane because of the progress of the last century and a half, it is preposterous to argue that the battle flag represents a positive heritage.
