Sentence examples for dwindled rapidly from inspiring English sources

As a result, attendance generally dwindled rapidly after the first year or two of operation.

After the Sept. 11 attacks sent the global economy into a tailspin, oil demand dwindled rapidly and prices plummeted.

There have been 260 probable and suspected cases of SARS in and around the city, but the number of active cases has dwindled rapidly in recent days.

Since the end of Reconstruction, conservative white Democrats (or "Bourbon Democrats") had regained power in the South, and the Republican party dwindled rapidly as their primary supporters in the region, blacks, were disenfranchised.

Cheap, stable finance is dwindling rapidly.

But his already small circle of close supporters is dwindling rapidly.

Both titles are likely to see audiences dwindling rapidly after Boxing Day.

I expect to see those projected surpluses dwindle rapidly over the next year or so.

The pool of available Mexican migrants is thus dwindling rapidly due to massive economic and demographic changes.

They still exist in some areas, but they are unfortunately dwindling rapidly, amid the worldwide assimilation of cultures and societies".

On Oct. 19, with the czar still dawdling, French food supplies dwindling rapidly, and the Russian winter closing in, Napoleon had no choice but to begin withdrawal.