Sentence examples for a dwindling of from inspiring English sources

But the long-run trend is a dwindling of India's links with Russia and ever closer security ties with America.

Like the rest of the state, the capital city has been suffering from a dwindling of oil prosperity.

Many have also remarked on a dwindling of civic engagement, a sinking of the level of political discourse.

Opened to the public in 1905, the cathedral has witnessed a dwindling of its parish strength from about 15,000 in the 1960s to 500 in 2005.

The Macedonian border is closed, coinciding with a downpour of rain, a dwindling of supplies and an onset of disinterest from the international community.

It seems to me that there has been a dwindling of political thought and engagement as our thinking has become problematically entangled in these kinds of self-focused, endlessly repeating desires.

People suffering from Huntington's disease--a dwindling of neurons that slowly cripples and eventually kills--carry a mutant form of a protein called huntingtin.

Critics of the FCC repeal effort say that the decision will lead to the concentration of power in the hands of a dwindling number of media titans.

But Diabetes UK Cymru warned of a dwindling number of local specialist nurses and a shortage of dieticians.

The narrow interests of a dwindling group of ultra-conservatives will not slow the march of history.

He was also one of a dwindling number of N.F.L. owners whose riches came primarily from the business of football.