Sentence examples for while waning from inspiring English sources

While the cold war being re-fought by proxy in Miami is increasingly ancient history as far as most Americans are concerned, Mr. Bush has stumbled into a lingering culture war that, while waning in much of the country, could well rage in the Republican Party through the convention and Election Day.

While waning inflation is generally considered a good thing, it can also be taken as a new sign of economic weakness.

While the waning manufacturing sector offers low-skilled workers employment that guarantees incomes at, or higher than, the state's median household income of $45,570, the growing service sector guarantees quite the opposite.

This is all a part of the cataleptic stage, where the vibrations tend to occur in bursts while incrementally waning down until all that remains is silent blackness.

Finance Minister Maria Luis Albuquerque warned parliament that investor confidence was already waning, while failure to cut the budget deficit in line with Lisbon's EU commitments could provoke a new debt crisis and need for another bailout.

It could seem that the electorate's previous preference for the Tory leader is waning while Ed Miliband's reputation has shot up after a surprising effort in the face of harsher questioning during The Battle for Number 10.

For instance, his reporting showed how, in 1999, the poor were for the first time more likely than the rich to have their tax returns audited, while corporations faced waning scrutiny.

Polls suggest Mr Wilders's popularity is waning, while Mr Roemer is the rising star.

That means fears of inflation are waning, while fears of slow growth are growing.

It was apparent at the summit just before Christmas that the appetite for further reforms in the eurozone is waning while the markets remain calm.

On the long term, the unit costs of renewable energies is waning, while those for atomic and most fossil energies are rising or volatile.