Sentence examples for waned in influence from inspiring English sources

Defense has waned in influence since the end of the cold war in 1988, when military-related employment accounted for 96,200 jobs in the state.

As the rest of Rhode Island's population grew and expanded its use of land for settlement and the development of industry, the state's remaining Native Americans waned in influence and number.

In philosophy, Chinese Buddhism had waned in influence but it retained its hold on the arts and on the charities of monasteries.

Saborio had been working diligently to track back and help out his midfield in the first half, but had begun to wane in influence to become a more fitful irritant in the second.

Mr. Bernanke, 51, will be taking over a position that has waxed and waned in its influence over the years.

But his national influence waned in recent years as the conference of American bishops grew more conservative.

The group's influence waned in recent years as Mr. Clinton stepped off the political stage and Democratic politicians like Mr. Obama embraced more liberal positions.

His influence waned in 1954 as a result of the sensational, nationally televised, 36-day hearing on his charges of subversion by U.S. Army officers and civilian officials.

While Public Enemy's activism inspired other artists to take up topical themes, the group's influence waned in the early 1990s as younger, more "ghettocentric" performers such as N.W.A. and Snoop Doggy Dogg came to the fore.

A senior Indian diplomat said Wednesday that the Kashmiri council's influence waned in recent years as the United States-India relationship improved, and was less subject to the pressure of a single prominent issue like Kashmir.

As Roman influence waned in Scotland from 211 onwards, Orkney faded from history again and the Celtic Iron Age way of life continued, largely unchanged.