Sentence examples for Dwindled to less than from inspiring English sources

That number has dwindled to less than 400,000.

By 2011 that had dwindled to less than $1 billion.

By 2008, nonmilitary aid to Yemen had dwindled to less than $20 million.

The defectors say that Lazard's $4 billion hedge-fund business has dwindled to less than $1 billion.

By the time he left, 20 years later, the proportion had dwindled to less than 7 percent.

The figure dwindled to less than 40percentt in the 1970's and is about 25percenttodayay.

But by 2007, sales of conventional sets will dwindle to less than half that, analysts say.

The number of Jewish residents in Dublin peaked around 3,500 in 1946 before dwindling to less than half that number today, according to Ireland's Central Statistics Office.

All listeners can localise a source of sound by unconsciously measuring the difference in time as the waves arrive at each separate ear: for small birds, this would dwindle to less than a millionth of a second so little birds move their heads from side to side to increase the range.

As the association's president, over the past 30 years Morita has witnessed membership numbers dwindle to less than half their peak of 270.

The industrial production grew by an average of 10% per year between 1971 and 1975, only to dwindle to less than 2% in 1979.