Sentence examples for a dwindling proportion of from inspiring English sources

Although the coalition is responsible for a dwindling proportion of civilian casualties – the UN estimated there were 2,777 last year – those cases where it is responsible draw increasingly furious protests from Afghans weary of foreigners killing their countrymen.

While the most prestigious works of art were painted on commission, they represented a small and dwindling proportion of the overall artistic output in the Low Countries.

"While a similar proportion of clubs are being approached by new external investors, in reality there is a dwindling number of genuine potential owners outside the Premier League," said Birch.

The city relies heavily on a dwindling supply of groundwater.

But a dwindling number of Americans are behind him.

A dwindling number of fish in the world's oceans?

However, a dwindling number of them belong to the country of the Church's birth.

He is also one of a dwindling breed of Kunqu artists.

The space plan affects a dwindling number of research chimpanzees.

There were too few faculties and a dwindling number of institutions for clinical placement.

WHO officials complain of a dwindling budget.