Sentence examples for dwindled around from inspiring English sources

Insect populations dwindled around Chernobyl in the years after the meltdown, and I wondered if that would happen here.

Sales of older generation BlackBerrys drifted down to 5m, from 6.9m last quarter, as demand for the handsets dwindled around the world.

So far, there is little sign that investors have started to pour money back into tech sector funds, whose assets have dwindled to around $42 billion from around $113 billion in 1999.

Ball-in-play times dwindle around the 35-minute mark for most internationals.

More still might make use of them, as retailing and other services dwindle around them.

As their numbers dwindle around the country, the answer, for many of us, may be "never".

WHERE TO DANCE The legal drinking age in Puerto Rico is 18, and there is no mandatory closing hour, so clubs usually stay open until the crowds dwindle around 6 or 7 a.m.

With oil inventories dwindling around the world, and tensions rising with Iraq's Kurds, crude oil hit a record in New York trading on Friday, topping $84 a barrel at one point during the session.

Meituan and Dianping, which still operate as independent brands, were the strongest contenders in China's group buying wars, when up to 5,000 Groupon clones struggled against one another before consumer interest in group buying sites started to dwindle around 2011.

By 24/7 Wall Street: In the latter days of Rome, the economy was crumbling, the emperor... would placate the mob with bread and circus -- food and entertainment to placate them since the economy was in shambles and dwindling around them," Kentucky Senator-elect Rand Paul. Senator-elect Rand Paul

When the British left, this figure had dwindled to around 4 to 5percentt.