Sentence examples for dwindle of from inspiring English sources

There have been moments over the past week when it has seemed as if the protests might dwindle of their own accord.

He only laments the dwindling of time.

When David Carr worries about the dwindling of original content on the Web, he identifies only part of the problem.

In Britain, the dwindling of local activists has gone hand-in-hand with a more professional approach to communications.

Many have also remarked on a dwindling of civic engagement, a sinking of the level of political discourse.

The reason the city can pursue this path is that the jail population has been steadily dwindling of late.

The vision of an industrialized Arctic Ocean alarms environmentalists, who see the dwindling of ice as a disaster.

With the dwindling of the old hiring halls and check-cashing places, the neighborhood's mood has already changed.

Likewise, grazing, lopping and removal of biomass have also resulted in dwindling of the groves.

His 1992 book Twilight of Sovereignty predicted the dwindling of government power in a world of cross-border information networks.

In addition, dwindling of public markets in China and other parts of the world concentrates more funds in U.S. rising stars.