Sentence examples for withering time from inspiring English sources

Mechanized systems greatly reduce withering time, but they can also lower the quality of the final product by reducing the time for chemical withering, during which proteins and carbohydrates break down into simpler amino acids and sugars, and the concentration of caffeine and polyphenols increases.

But the last straw, according to accounts from Kabul, was when Karzai read a withering Times editorial in January.

Other programs will continue to wither over time if the shutdown is prolonged.

Many Catholics refuse to pursue annulments, particularly after having had children, because they believe they authentically entered into a marriage, but that it withered over time.

In a living brain, this happens in the form of connections growing or withering over time.

Experts on the church across the theological spectrum agreed that most splinter Christian groups withered over time.

The result inflicted more misery on last year's minor premiers, who had threatened to open their 2016 account after a withering quarter-time spray from coach Ross Lyon.

Unless they get behind phytoremediation, its potential may wither over time.

As Donald Trump's pursuit of the presidency moves toward the Republican convention and then, as seems likely, towards the general election, it is increasingly clear that his base of support won't wither any time soon.

In Pieter Bruegel the Elder's harsh portrayal of the three kings, they are exhausted old men, withered stumps of time, their myopic and senile faces unable to truly understand what they have seen.

Weak signals are signs – such as events, new technologies and novel practices – pointing to possibly emerging issues and phenomena which can either strengthen or wither away as time passes [61, 62].