Sentence examples for subsiding to from inspiring English sources

The central projection shows inflation approaching 3.5% in early 2010, subsiding to about 1% a year later and then staying below 2% for the rest of the forecast.

The music mounted gradually for just over 45 minutes, the players working in loose tandem to reach each new peak, then subsiding to regroup.

For the next five seasons, Patterson scored heavily, particularly in 1955/56, when he registered 26 goals in 31 games as the Doonhamers led the table for a spell before subsiding to finish in sixth place.

But, with Haseeb Hameed's season-long heroics finally catching up with the Bangladesh bound teenager, Lancashire's batting was no match for Ian Bell's experienced and potent attack, the visitors subsiding to 152 all out.

The UAE, a team largely made up of part-timers, were never in any danger of chasing down that total, eventually subsiding to 116 all out in 30.1 overs.

They were again without their main strikers, Christian Benteke and Libor Kozak, at Swansea on Saturday yet played well for all but the last 20 minutes, before conceding twice and subsiding to a 4-1 defeat.

Then leaf subsides to leaf.

"As leaf subsides to leaf".

A moment later, the screech finally subsided, to relieved applause.

One of these is the need to continue the large subsides to build large hydraulic structures.

But instead, many governments are resorting to price controls and government subsides to curb inflation.