Sentence examples similar to a dwindling tendency of from inspiring English sources

Investors so distrusted the mogul's devotion to unprofitable newspapers and his tendency to overpay for acquisitions such as Myspace, a social-networking site with a dwindling circle of friends, that the firm's stock traded below other media conglomerates'.

And to a dwindling set of options.

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?

Auction houses must also confront a dwindling supply of art.

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.

Or this, on a dwindling supply of cigarettes: There were only two left.

Mr Berlusconi may be looking at a dwindling stack of chips.

They had gas in their kitchen, wax in their candles and a dwindling supply of meat.