Sentence examples for been dwindling for from inspiring English sources

But the futures market suggests this hope has been dwindling for some time.

Peugeot sales in the United States have been dwindling for five years.

Thanks to rampant overfishing, the world's stocks of cod, tuna and countless other sea-dwellers have been dwindling for decades.

Once a thriving national industry — and the backdrop of John Steinbeck's gritty "Cannery Row" — sardine canneries have been dwindling for the last half-century.

In Missouri, where Democrats' fortunes have been dwindling for years, party members are trying to figure out how to win back voters.

Across the board, from $5.99 Hawaiian shirts to $2,500 Italian wool suits, the men's clothing market has been dwindling for years.

MILANO: In Europe, support is dwindling for a swelling elderly population, and immigrants, often with little qualification, have emerged as the main line of defense against a catastrophe.

"Options are dwindling for many rural families, and remote communities are hardest hit," said Katy Kozhimannil, an associate professor and health researcher at the University of Minnesota.

Even as Russia will need foreign investment to offset dwindling energy export revenues, options are dwindling for attracting investors to a country that even in the best of times had a poor track record of property rights.

The days may be dwindling for the sitcom "The Office," but a line of office supplies bearing the name of the show's make-believe company in the show keeps growing.

In a city where Western acts like Oasis fill stadiums, the appeal of Khon's graceful re-enactments of the ancient Hindu epic "Ramayana" is dwindling for local residents even if they offer overseas visitors a rare glimpse of classical Thai culture.