Sentence examples for support has waned from inspiring English sources

But that support has waned, along with the rural population.

And, as its political support has waned, it has sought to pander to the Muslim majority by discriminating against other religions — especially Coptic Christians, who are about 10 percent of the population, and the smaller Bahai community.

The attack in Babaji, near the provincial capital, Lashkar Gah, is sure to further dampen backing for the war in Britain, where support has waned as casualties have risen sharply.

But while tens of thousands took to the streets at the peak of the protests, now only just a few hundred are left, and public support has waned.

But by 1995, civic support had waned.

But as Mr. Mugabe stood behind the microphone in his charcoal suit overlooking the crowd in the sports field here, it was clear that his support had waned.

Sharon Johnson, chief executive of Trees for Cities, a charity promoting urban tree planting, said it had initially welcomed the idea of the Garden Bridge but its support had waned as more details became known.

In the past twenty years, as the enthusiasm for publicly supported welfare has waned, churches have quietly and steadily stepped in to fill the gaps.

"Support for Kim has waned because it seemed like he wasn't interested in reform anymore".

But these attacks have been growing less frequent and less deadly, possibly because support from Pakistan has waned.

With a tight election looming, Mr Osborne is also trying to make the coalition more palatable to female voters, whose support for it has waned since 2010.