Sentence examples for dwindled between from inspiring English sources

Hydroelectric power, which dwindled between 2014 and 2015 because of drought, rose again last year to provide the largest share of renewable generation in the state.

This week, a study purportedly showed an association, or correlation, between people who became habitual cannabis users when they were 13 and people whose IQ dwindled between the ages of 13 and 38.

Every day the difference dwindles between working in one of them and working for some corporate monolith.

The forecast has dwindled to between 3 and 7 inches since then.

That resistance has since dwindled to between several hundred and a thousand bedraggled fighters and their families in the North-eastern and central mountain regions.

In the 1970s, the population dwindled to between 70 and 100 individuals but has now recovered to more than 25,000, largely due to increased forest cover and protection.

The grisly discovery comes as troops struggle to retake the city from Islamist militants, whose numbers are believed to have dwindled to between 150 and 200 fighters.

Walking through Camden Town in north London recently – a place whose countercultural relevance dwindled sometime between the Libertines' first and second albums – I came across a building labelled WORK.LIFE, plus the slogan, "Because life's too short".

Moussa, speaking in Entebbe where African ministers agreed the new strategy, said the LRA was believed to have dwindled to between 200 and 700 followers but remained a threat.

Mr Moussa, speaking in Entebbe, Uganda, where African ministers agreed the new strategy, said the LRA was believed to have dwindled to between 200 and 700 followers but remained a threat.

As daylight dwindled, the distance between the ships grew shorter.