Sentence examples similar to distinct dwindling from inspiring English sources

A Supreme Court justice wrote off death penalty advocates, in a 1968 ruling, as a "distinct and dwindling minority". The annual number of executions had already dwindled into the single digits; that year, it hit zero.

These have been further classified into distinct subtypes, with only a dwindling minority of FTD cases having inclusions in which the pathogenic protein is unclear (see fig 1).

Remote voices grew louder as they approached our room, striking a distinct sentence or two as they passed — "Wouldn't you think?" "I dunno" — before dwindling to sound scraps again.

Dwindling eureka moments?

But they are dwindling.

But time is dwindling.

Tourism is dwindling.

Because government funding is dwindling.

That support is now dwindling.

Property tax revenues were dwindling.

Even the entertainment is dwindling.