“wane”造句，怎么用wane造句

Someday in the future, our influence abroad, and in East Asia especially, will wane.

China's demographic advantage-an abundant supply of Labour in the countryside-is beginning to wane.

If prospects for region-wide peace wane, Syria may judge that a return to rejectionism makes strategic sense.

Sunspot activity, which follows an 11-year cycle, is due to peak in 2013 after which it will start to wane slightly.

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The good news is that the disorder may be on the wane, with the Apiary Inspectors of America reporting that deaths from CCD are below 30% for the first time since the crisis began.

Then something in the drip began to wane.

The empire was on the wane after its period of prosperity.

It's not long before I learn that I do have limitations, and my enthusiasm begins to wane.

Syria is a hub of influence by virtue of its geography, history and the canniness—plainly on the wane—of its leaders.

We cannot let this momentum wane.

Some data from the clinical trials indicate immune molecules may wane after three to five years.

But Mr Luzhkov's political star had actually begun to wane earlier in the summer, as Russia struggled to cope with a fierce heat wave and a slew of forest fires.

Unless life turns up on Mars, or somewhere even more unexpected, public interest in the whole thing is likely to wane.

As time went on, their hopes began to wane.