Sentence examples similar to a dwindling quantity from inspiring English sources

The original Tab, which appeared in 1963, is still produced, though in dwindling quantities.

A dwindling minority.

They were a dwindling, disorganized lot.

WHO officials complain of a dwindling budget.

And to a dwindling set of options.

A shrinking population means a dwindling domestic market.

In such a world, cheap labor is a dwindling advantage.

The city relies heavily on a dwindling supply of groundwater.

Even avowed Blairites, a dwindling band, consider this distasteful.

Independent investment banks like Leucadia have been a dwindling breed.

But a dwindling number of Americans are behind him.