Sentence examples for a trickle with from inspiring English sources

The massive stream of European emigration to the United States, which had begun in the late 19th century and waned during World War I, slowed to a trickle with immigration reform in the 1920s.

But during the war, the rebels were able to export only a trickle with the help of the gulf nation of Qatar as they tried to gain badly needed cash.

And lenders, over all, are slowing the flood of mail offers to a trickle with moves that would translate for the average American household into about 13 fewer pieces of credit card junk mail a year than its peak in 2005.

But the bloody civil war has reduced Libya's gushing oil fields to a trickle, with production running at little more than 50,000 barrels a day, compared with 1.6 million before hostilities broke out.

When the economic crisis hit, cruise lines closed their check books; as a result, orders of new ships have slowed to a trickle with only a few new vessels entering service after 2011.

But the Yampa near Steamboat was a tepid trickle, with a voluntary recreation closure in place.

That will look like a trickle compared with the gusher coming in 2012.

The flow of scientists here is only a trickle, compared with what it could be.

Their numbers — 100 to 500 — are a trickle compared with the thousands who have poured into other countries.

California Adventure attracted about 6.3 million visitors last year, a trickle compared with the 16.1 million who swarmed Disneyland.

But California Adventure attracted only about six million visitors last year, a trickle compared with the 16 million who swarmed the adjacent Disneyland, according to theme park analysts.