Sentence examples for clearly dwindled from inspiring English sources
Over the past few months, media coverage has clearly dwindled, and so have the crowds.
G-8 pledges to the developing world are still important but their relevance is clearly dwindling.
Sparano got a contract extension to make up for that embarrassment, but when the Dolphins (4-9) sthised thiseasonon 0-7, and large numbers of fans stopped attending games, Sparano's days were clearly dwindling.
He then came back to New York showing off his badge-of-honor bandaged hand, trying to whip up the (in his mind, clearly dwindling) fighting spirit of his team.
"In demographic terms," Mr. Ferguson says, "the population of Western societies has long represented a minority of the world's inhabitants, but today it is clearly a dwindling one.
Clearly this confidence has not dwindled as national newspaper Le Parisien today headlined with "Now Les Bleus are ready to take on England".
Clearly, radio's local role has dwindled as big media chains have bought out their smaller competitors.
