Sentence examples for are dwindling in from inspiring English sources

His supporters are dwindling in number, and so is their appetite for further confrontation.

"But the truth is that the hard-core bigots are dwindling in numbers," he said.

"The idea teacher numbers are dwindling in Scotland is just nonsense," he said.

This is made worse by the fact that commitments to protections are dwindling in some states.

The members, though passionate, are dwindling in numbers, with only 20 these days compared with hundreds in the 1970s.

While classic Jewish delis are dwindling in number in New York, Katz's has kept going since 1888.

Instead, Deflategate seems to be dwindling in its last act.

Sales of appliances were dwindling in a saturated market.

Classical music radio stations have been dwindling in recent decades.

S.R.O.'s have been dwindling in New York for decades.

Meanwhile, food, water and medical supplies have been dwindling in the region, and the Uzbeks living here still feel besieged.