Sentences with phrase «wanes when»

I have found, though, that the interest wanes when it's time to clean up, and the kitchen clears our fairly quickly.

The less dramatic outcome would be that Bitcoin's increases become more ho - hum, and public interest wanes when the headlines stop blaring.

One big question involves why the drugs» effectiveness in treating acute pain often wanes when patients take opioids for longer periods.

The disadvantages of such specialization are that the reproductive success of the highly specialized plant wanes when its pollinator is absent, and the survival rate of the pollinator decreases in the absence of the plant as well.

Enthusiasm also wanes when it becomes apparent that many councils around the country are effectively dominated by one party, year after year.

But the honeymoon soon wanes when they return to Neil's hometown in Oklahoma where their fires of passion dim, sending each into the arms of others, renewed with the ignited eros meant solely for their spouses.

Motivation wanes when the goals are not set in stone, or in this case, ink.

Primordial black hole binaries were discussed extensively in the 1990s; however, interest in them waned when observations implied that their number was limited.

Clifford played Ann Rutledge in Abraham Lincoln (1924), but overall her career was on the wane when she struck up a lifelong friendship with director John Ford in the late 1920s.

But his attention to detail (and logic) seems to wane when his movies get too sprawling, like the two KILL BILLs (but mostly the first one) and in this case, DJANGO UNCHAINED.

But support began to wane when critics from all sides of the political spectrum began to emerge with concerns on a variety of fronts, including problems with the content of the standards and the developmental inappropriateness of those for the earliest grades, the design of the new tests, how the new exams were written and by whom, and the federal government's funding of new standardized tests aligned to the Core.

But Ford's attention to keeping American customers happy began to wane when a second - generation Focus was introduced in Europe and withheld from the United States.

Its appeal starts to wane when you ask for more performance, however.

But the internet is subject to rapid change and interest in my poetry waned when the online masses shifted to Facebook.

But the dogs» enthusiasm for the trick waned when they saw other dogs being rewarded with food after a handshake, but received nothing themselves.

Oh trust me, I wanted that Theatrhythm DQ game the most (though my interest waned when it was the cruddy orchestra versions instead of the 8 - 16 bit songs) and that didn't come over either despite both TFF games doing very well here.

But that effect waned when I tried to tackle its linear path, thanks to a lack of directional tools.

But my interest starts to wane when informative editorial pieces start treading the waters of tabloid and sensationalism.

They are little moments of connection that seem minor and insignificant, but start to wane when couples grow distant or begin to not like each other much.

But interest waned when fees were discussed.

Not exact matches

Confidence in Wasson began to wane, but as late as Nov. 24, 2014, Walgreens» proxy stated that he would run the company when the deal was consummated at year's end.

And when his optimism waned, he read letters and emails from customers who raved about the products.

If your principal starts to wane, you may be forced to return to work when you're in worse physical or mental shape, which will make your retirement years anything but pleasant.

Even in small teams, I've seen that when men work in equal numbers to women, coarse male behavior wanes almost universally.

People tend to procrastinate when it comes to making final decisions, which leads to waning urgency and desire between the interactions.

When the economy tanked in 2008, enrollment in Olya Losina's fledgling art school began to wane.

Rebecca Traister has argued at the Cut that perhaps Weinstein could only be ousted when his power in Hollywood was already on the wane.

When the market's fascination with mergers wanes, stocks like Transocean (RIG), which rallied today on takeover talk, will be the first to retreat and retreat hard, Cramer warned.

It's impossible to predict exactly when this bull market will wane, but Morgan Stanley analysts report that we are witnessing some of the aforementioned signals.

In fact, this is one resolution that many of you were able to start prior to January first when Congress passed tax reform in the waning hours of December, giving some Americans an opportunity to act early in their own best interests.

And while principal value can fluctuate on an interim basis as interest rates wax and wane, capital, at maturity — when one lends to investment grade entities — is rarely in peril.

But taming animal spirits is hard when markets are global and banks» influence is waning.

That's 118 per cent of the 2017 total amount, which is a significant vote of confidence in initial coin offerings at a time when enthusiasm may have been waning.

Polanyi places this idea in historical context: «when the supernatural authority of laws, churches and sacred texts had waned or collapsed, man tried to avoid the emptiness of mere self - assertion by establishing over himself the authority of experience and reason.»

In a few days when the notoriety wanes, she'll be looking for a new stunt to pull.

When I was a child, playing hide - and - seek outside in the waning daylight of a summer evening, inevitably our front door would open and my mother's voice would call, «Jack, time to come in!»

When I critiqued it, I didn't really understand it... now that I understand it more, my critique has waned.

By the end of the seventeenth century, when Locke's ideas began to flourish, the influence of Puritanism (if Hill's thesis is correct) was already on the wane.

Just in case you guys weren't aware... when you're whining about your waning influence in society, culture, and politics, this is why.

When the Hebrew tribes broke into Palestine in the fourteenth century B.C. in the invasion that was to prove the beginning of their career as a nation, the glory of Egypt was already waning.

When his popularity eventually waned, he would have been sentenced not to the cross but to quiet oblivion, spending his final years living on income from investments and reruns, forgotten by the public.

However, even after the market for Brunner's books in the English - speaking world wanes and his students have passed off the scene, and even when his name is forgotten, Brunner's impact on American theology is likely to continue for a long time.

The problem with so many Christians is that when this so - called spiritual high begins to wane, we immediately go back to doing the exact same things we did prior to that «feeling» we had.

Once the percentage gets high enough I believe a much larger majority will shift with the same fad mindset they use when tinkering on MySpace (old fad), Facebook (current possibly waning fad), or any other fad.

Similarly the season wanes, the sun's power and supremacy steadily declines until the great advent of the winter solstice, when the baneful process is halted and each succeeding day records the victory of the triumphant sun.

But when God finally does answer our request, we might spend a few more days in prayers, but as the need wanes, so does our time in prayer.

This time of year is bittersweet in many ways: many of you already have children who have gone back to school (ours start after Labor Day), this is when the days start getting shorter, and the abundance of fresh fruit & vegetables that summer provides starts to wane.

I don't settle for blandness and my spirit of experimentation never wanes, even when I sometimes end up with disasters (like these ones!)

I love having healthy frozen assets readily available when the ambition to feed myself well wanes.

As far as I'm concerned, there is only one good time of year (in the Northern Hemisphere) to make traditional tomato - based gazpacho: in the waning months of summer and through September, when the gardens and farmers markets are overflowing with warm, fat, vine - ripened tomatoes and shiny sweet peppers.