Sentence examples similar to dwindled from to under from inspiring English sources

The group dwindled from 20 to 15, then 10.

The UN peacekeeping force in Rwanda dwindled from 2,500 to 270.

Enrollment in the Motor City has dwindled from 150,000 to a projected 40,000.

The number of protesters camped there has dwindled from thousands to hundreds.

Accrual rate had consequently dwindled from eleven to five patients per month, and the enrollment of the study was interrupted in November 1997, before reaching the planned sample-size.

But their majority has dwindled from 80% in 1994 to 60% in 2013, according to Gallup.

Sup port for volunteering under such a plan dwindled from 48percentnt of the freshmen to 37percentnt of the seniors, the group closest to the induction age.

Numbers have dwindled from 20,000 in the 1970s to around a 1,000.

He said his daily sales had dwindled from about 1,000 pounds a decade ago to one-fifth that.

Boutiques arrived, and the meatpacking houses continued to dwindle — from 50 down to 40, 30, 10.

Over the same period manufacturing dwindled from 17.9% to 14.1%.