Sentence examples for but dwindled from inspiring English sources

Hopes for a ceasefire in Syria have all but dwindled.

Aftershocks rocked those buildings that still stood, causing fresh panic, but dwindled in power as the night wore on.

Attendance perked up for a few years when Wang spent freely but dwindled after he slashed payroll to offset growing losses.

Refugee arrivals were high early this year but dwindled to an average of 100 per day in May and thereafter, Abu-Shehab The Associated PressPress.

His idea was based on the Mitropa Cup, a tournament created by the great Austria coach Hugo Meisl which prospered between the wars but dwindled in importance thereafter.

The stormy evening began with roughly 70 people in attendance, but dwindled to about 17 — two of whom were earnestly knitting — by the time the Hadid project architect, Bozana Komljenovic, took the podium.

They're a large but dwindling part of the Party.

But dwindling government spending also held back growth.

But dwindling income for news organizations means dwindling resources for the reporting we want.

But dwindling numbers only heightened Mrs. Spaisman's determination.

The "old" files are still present but dwindling.