Sentence examples for waning by from inspiring English sources

The company's fortunes seem to be waning by the day.

The number of such groups more than doubled between 1999 and 2011 before waning by 17% to 784 in 2014.

That escape may be short-lived, since CNN's support of Mr. Arnett seems to be waning by the hour.

He was my last professor, and my brain and attitude were both waning by the time I got to his office.

So demand is waning: by 2035 the IEA expects American oil imports to have fallen to a third of current levels—just over 3m b/d.

The storms should be generally waning by and after mid-evening or so, perhaps almost totally out of here by sunset.

New cases waned by early May, according to UHS physician Dr. Peter Johnsen.

A long-ranging anti-India insurgency had waned by 2008 and was replaced by mass protests.

But expectations began to wane by Thursday, and indexes closed more than 1 percent lower.

The light was good in the morning but waned by late afternoon.

After mediation from Egypt, the flare-up appeared to have waned by Tuesday.