Sentence examples for dwindle there from inspiring English sources

As oil supplies dwindle, there will still be plenty of coal, which could be — and in some places already is being — converted into a very dirty liquid fuel.

And real estate players can take some solace in knowing that even if Russian buyers dwindle, there are other rich foreigners who would gladly take their place.

As Western interest in Afghanistan once again seems to dwindle, there are genuine fears about the security and stability of the country.

And while new purchases of Symbian devices may dwindle, there's still a huge number of Symbian devices floating around out there.

The population, meanwhile, is dwindling – there are only 55,000 residents.

Abundant resources that once seemed infinite are now dwindling; there are no obvious alternative replacements.

Electricity was cut, communication was cut, food supplies were dwindling; there was only shelling, the echoing sound of bullets.

5.24pm: The numbers at level par or better are dwindling - there's only seven hardy souls left now.

With reserves dwindling, there is fear that even these unequal gains of the diamond era are at risk.

The supply of younger nuns has dwindled; there are no longer so many dedicating a portion of their teachers' or nurses' salaries to the care of their elders.

And because box-office takings over recent years have been dwindling, there is now a shortage of projects in development or in production, and they may find many good reasons not to return.