Sentence examples for waning steadily from inspiring English sources

As for age preferences, Mintel polled only legal imbibers, finding the drinks to be most popular among those 21 to 24, with 73 percent approving, and popularity waning steadily with age: 39 percent of those 55 to 64 liked the beverages, and 26 percent of those over 65.

As the Game Boy became something of a relic around 1996, I part-exchanged most of my games and moved on to the SNES, a glut of PC strategy and FPS titles, and the N64, my interest in video games waning steadily until my mid-20s.

"The mall was initially a success, but it waned steadily from its inception".

His power waned steadily, and he lost a primary contest for his seat in 1966.

The Gambino crime organization, once dominant among the five New York Mafia families, has not disappeared but has waned steadily in recent years with a series of defections and criminal convictions.

They are still a force in American politics, though their power is steadily waning.

After 10 months of steadily waning interest, we're starting to care once more about who killed Lucy Beale.

But the data presented at the Brussels meeting made it clear that something strange was happening: the therapeutic power of the drugs appeared to be steadily waning.

These denialists may have a little extra spring in their step during the current cold snap, but their influence has been steadily waning.

The Pakistani government's writ has been steadily waning since the country's inception, with development often stopping short of its major cities Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad.

And while Yahoo Mail is still the largest email provider in the world at 94.6 million unique Comscore visits this September, that number has been steadily waning, especially among younger Internet users when compared to Gmail.