Sentence examples for value waned from inspiring English sources

King recounts how, in the eyes-on-the-prize Britpop era, the notion of independence as a social and political value waned.

The tracking polls are keyed to a compensatory strategy: when the scores in a particular value wane, advertisements are designed to bolster them.

The utility values, waning rate, vaccine price, and vaccine honorary were set as described in 'Input data' section.

But they're also commodities built to serve a purpose, and their value often wanes in proportion to the superiority of newer machinery.

Twenty-five years later, the stories' shock value may have waned, but now, as creatures of period fiction, the people living in the apartments at 28 Barbary Lane on Russian Hill in San Francisco may speak to the present day more than ever.

But military experts and political leaders are realizing that nuclear weapons are of waning value in the 21st century.

WHO BUYS IN VILLARS-GRYON British buyers were the most common over the past few years, said Ms. Kohli-Leamon, though interest waned as the value of the British pound decreased.

Once an item has been added as a reference item in the TDC-procedure its Contrast-values remain to contribute to the TDC-values of subsequent visits, also if the score value of that item wanes to zero (its Contrast-value becomes then −1).

Whyte wryly compares corporate training under the waning values of the Protestant Ethic with contemporary ones.

In the three decades following his death, his popularity waned with changing aesthetic values.

(5 V M73) The value accorded assessment was thus not fixed across time and waned somewhat as students became more senior.