Sentence examples for dwindle because of from inspiring English sources

Stand-alone labels are beginning to dwindle because of imminent mergers.

Donations have dwindled because of the financial crisis and reports of mismanagement.

In the Hudson River, the number of shad has been dwindling because of overfishing and decades of environmental sins.

Coastal trade has dwindled because of the competition of motor transport, and inland waterways have never been a commercial success.

Running back Ron Dayne has said, probably correctly, that his rushing numbers have dwindled because of the predictability of his use.

Well, you'd have to come to America to find out: our funding is dwindling because of the economic situation.

Dawn and John Habeck's dairy farm in South Dakota, already dwindling because of changes in the region's dairy industry, has been pushed to the brink of failure by the drought.

The victory was badly needed by the Blue Jackets, whose crowds have dwindled because of their poor play at home on weekends.

The shortages can greatly hinder the careers of ranchers, whose numbers have already dwindled because of drought and an industrywide profitability drop in the last 30 years.

And for several months now, the government's popularity has dwindled because of scandals involving public officials as well as high unemployment and a faltering economy.

The animal's numbers have also dwindled because of poaching carried out to feed a flourishing market for tiger organs and bones in China.