They took their diminishing share of the family riches with them.
Among consumer-goods industries, textiles are highly developed, though they provided a diminishing share of total exports in the early 21st century.
There would be no "taking back control" for most working-class leave voters, just less control over their diminishing share than ever.
But the "peace cabinet," as Mr. Barak calls his negotiating team, represents only a minority of Israel's Parliament, and, according to opinion polls, a diminishing share of the public at large.
Provinces around Beijing account for much of China's recent record levels of (air-fouling) steel and coke production.Official data show a diminishing share of grade 1 ("excellent") air-quality days since the games (see chart).
With more than half the people in India calling themselves farmers, and agriculture accounting for a diminishing share of India's gross domestic product, it would seem that farmers are doomed.
If implemented, the ideas could produce the long-sought integration between health and social care that ministers agree is crucial to long-term sustainability, reverse general practice's diminishing share of the service's £110bn budget and see many services delivered outside hospitals – another big shift that, although widely supported, has not yet happened.
The reason, said this person, who spoke only on the condition of not being identified because of continuing ties to a competing show, has to do with the time of year: November, a special ratings period called sweeps month, has the unrelenting pressure of competition as more and more late-night shows fight for a diminishing share of the audience.
They spell out in great detail the ideas about religious liberty which the Union will put forward in its dealings with other countries.Why should other countries care what the EU thinks about religious freedom, you might ask: the EU accounts for a diminishing share of the world economy, and rising powers like India and China are in no mood to be lectured.
