Sentence examples similar to a distinct dwindling from inspiring English sources
A Supreme Court justice wrote off death penalty advocates, in a 1968 ruling, as a "distinct and dwindling minority". The annual number of executions had already dwindled into the single digits; that year, it hit zero.
These have been further classified into distinct subtypes, with only a dwindling minority of FTD cases having inclusions in which the pathogenic protein is unclear (see fig 1).
Yet for governments, the trend has a distinct downside: their fuel-tax receipts will dwindle, because drivers will buy less gasoline.
A shrinking population means a dwindling domestic market.
In such a world, cheap labor is a dwindling advantage.
Remote voices grew louder as they approached our room, striking a distinct sentence or two as they passed — "Wouldn't you think?" "I dunno" — before dwindling to sound scraps again.
A rapidly dwindling fan base shared their feelings of alienation.
As Britain's fever-pitch moment of patriotism is beginning to dwindle, and following the death of the figurehead of the mainstream cultural demonisation of rave, there's a distinct cleanliness to the whole thing.
A distinct resistance to potential.
A distinct possibility, no doubt.
