Sentences with phrase «slowly wither»

Just like any other cryptocurrency, it is very important that Bitcoin cash gets enough processing power (hashrate) from the miners to keep building the blockchain, else it will slowly wither away and die.
Yet somehow the dreams fade one by one and the schemes slowly wither — and more pilot projects proliferate.
I expect that «faith» will eventually be seen in the same light as belief in Santa Claus and will slowly wither away.
Does anyone really want to die, perhaps coming down with some loathsome illness or disease, slowly withering away until your vital functions cease?
While Labour's grassroots are running out of control, the Tories» are slowly withering away.
And over time, that idea slowly withered and no longer held any power.
Yet that doesn't happen until the third act and by that point, the level of intrigue is slowly withering away.

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On the East Coast, Fall is slowly, belatedly settling in — the sky darkens early now, the leaves show signs of withering, and the mind naturally turns to questions of change.
Because sun - like stars gradually increase in luminosity as they age, this could mean that Kepler 452 b is a fading, geriatric world, once thriving with life but now withering beneath the slowly brightening light of its sun.
He argues that because the technological gap between advanced conventional boats and nuclear boats is slowly but surely closing (another unsubstantiated statement), with the former costing half as much, then the days of the nuclear submarine are numbered and it will be allowed to wither on the military vine.
The leaves just wither and die and slowly fall off over the winter months.
Digital printing has been slowly but surely reducing the barriers to print publishing and the impact of that has been felt mostly at the bottom of the publishing ladder as self publishers flourish and wither, succeed and fail not always because of merit or flaws but with impressive determination and in large numbers.
Without the energy, the forest slowly starts to wither and decay.
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