Sentence examples for Gradually dwindling from inspiring English sources

At their peak they were sold in chemists and petrol stations.The band of analogue holdouts is gradually dwindling.

While tire-related crashes killed 500 to 700 Americans a year from 1991 to 1999, tire problems also represent a gradually dwindling share of all traffic deaths.

He remained there for the rest of his life, with the flow of poems and letters gradually dwindling, and lived in total obscurity until his death, from a stroke, in 1864, at the age of seventy.

Ms Yingluck is currently moving around Bangkok to avoid the protesters blockading her office - although police said on Thursday that the crowds on the streets were gradually dwindling in number.

Religion was easily the biggest recipient, with 32%, but the report noted that its share has been gradually dwindling because of "declining attendance and religious affiliation among Americans".

The effect of the crashing E-major chord, followed by some 53 seconds of gradually dwindling reverberation, brings to mind nothing so much as the eerily spreading hush of the mushroom cloud-visions of nuclear holocaust.

These settlements were overreliant on government finance and gradually dwindled in number.

But public interest in the controversial issue of press regulation has gradually dwindled, even among journalists.

While the crowds gradually dwindled on Thursday organisers were bracing themselves for big numbers at the weekend.

Although papers have previously called it a "crucial battle", the coverage has gradually dwindled away over the past week or so.

Since then, supplies of methotrexate have gradually dwindled to the point where oncologists now say they are fearful that shortfalls may occur at many hospitals within two weeks.