Sentence examples for time withers from inspiring English sources

Tumor repopulation is a major cause for tumor relapse, and the rate of repopulation might increase over time (Withers et al., 1988).

There is evidence to suggest that following fractionated irradiation applied to murine and human tumours, the repopulation rate of the tumours accelerates with time (Withers et al, 1988; Begg et al, 1991; Milas et al, 1991; Durand, 1997).

She has high cheekbones and an aquiline nose, the kind of features that age has a hard time withering.

Mr. O'Neill was all heat and indignation, while Mr. Kerry was cool and at times withering.

Under at times withering questioning from Judge Seabury, Mr. Walker displayed injured pride, humility, indignation, rapier wit and defiance in what turned into a popularity contest.

If over time, they wither on the vine, so be it.

How can the short story ever have time to wither, given the frequency of its rebirth?

Eventually, like the rest of chains of the time, Rizzoli withered until only the first store remained.

But how can the short story ever have time to wither, given the frequency of its rebirth?

Four years ago, however, she was diagnosed with cryptogenic cirrhosis of the liver, which over time has withered her once-full frame to a mere 100 pounds.

Over time, the withering of the monopoly power of the nation state, and the oppressive, absurd, monopoly power of the national passport – that would be my reformation.