Sentence examples for despite the dwindling from inspiring English sources
But they insisted that the security was still tight, despite the dwindling number of visible uniforms.
Each board member wants to preserve certain projects despite the dwindling financing.
More of the huge, largely invisible, legions of readers who cling on, despite the dwindling variety of books, the disappearing independent bookshops, the expense of all but the hyper-discounted fast sellers.
But the Egyptian education system has not adapted to the changing world of work, she explains, continuing to produce graduates fit for the public sector, despite the dwindling number of government jobs and the different sets of skills and experiences demanded by private sector employers.
Despite the dwindling pipeline and economic challenges, survey participants still say that the biotech and pharmaceutical industry is a good fit for their aspirations.
Despite what the dwindling number of American producers say, reducing or eliminating those tariffs would mainly cut into the sales of other Asian-made jeans and T-shirts.
Every year, despite continued grumbling about the dwindling supply of great paintings, furniture and decorative objects available today, thousands of collectors, curators, scholars and auction house experts flock to this Dutch city and the European Fine Art Fair, where some 200 dealers from 13 countries offer their best.
A strange and dangerous paradise, L.A., and we stubborn fools insist on staying put despite earthquakes, drought, forest fires, the dwindling shoreline.
And despite beatings, robberies, and threats at gunpoint, the conservationists protecting the dwindling turtle population have struggled on.
It has a design centre that is bang up to date despite the dwindling income to sustain it and a reservoir of experience going back to the time when it was part of the world's fourth-largest motor group.Rover's receiver may be past caring if its intellectual property is nicked.
The dwindling list includes Bruce Springsteen and Jack Nicholson.
