Sentence examples for which will wane in from inspiring English sources

Another chunk of growth was due to government stimulus spending, which will wane in 2010.

While the influence of scores which are temporarily large during the treatment will wane in the outcome variable of a traditional ROM or RCT, only scores that are sustained large beyond the end of treatment, and scores which become large during a follow-up will influence the post-treatment outcome variable related to these procedures.

It is expected that unless this is done, the protection in adolescents will wane dramatically in the next few years due to different reasons.

Consequently, student interest in a particular STEM career will wane, which will negatively influence their desire to participate in activities that serve to increase STEM career knowledge and awareness.

Supply and demand will remain finely balanced, but the geopolitical threats to crude supply will wane, notably in Iran and North Korea (though not disappear).

True, the boost from inventory rebuilding, which helped a lot last year, will wane.

Yet public attention to this issue will wane as our war in Afghanistan recedes into memory.

The newly crowned world boxing champion has even turned up in the pages of Private Eye in a spoof "statement" which thanks Barbara Slater, head of BBC Sport, for her support "as she's really fit and scrubs up well", while warning that enthusiasm will wane should she turn out to be "a Lesbo, in which case she should burn in hell".

He doesn't think interest in blogs will wane.

At some point your child's interest in a devotional time will wane.

Others predict that media interest in protests by topless feminists will wane.