Sentence examples for dwindled to under from inspiring English sources

Its support has dwindled to under 10%.

The Germans had dwindled to under 6percentt.

In 1988, profit dwindled to under $15 million, even though winnings had soared to $2.7 billion.

Trailing by 4 points, the Bulls pressured Joe Johnson on the perimeter as the shot clock dwindled to under five seconds.

They expressed concern that time was running out before Christians in the region became "extinct". The ranks of Christians in Nineveh, who numbered 1.5 million before the U.S.-led invasion in 2003, have dwindled to under 200,000.

What have we dwindled to, under Labour – a box-ticking, top-down-defined "community" of citizen spies, untrusted by a control freak government, shaking its finger, forcing us to eat up our five-a-day, have no salt in our sandwich, no live music in pubs, and parking tickets for hearses outside the graveyard?

The Libya exodus was a new phenomenon - the migrant boats from Libya had dwindled to a trickle under a deal between Gaddafi and former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.

The number of players under par has dwindled to four.

Since last May, these funds' assets under management have dwindled to $964 billion from $1.4 trillion.

He inherited debt from various construction projects, and under his watch, membership dwindled to around 1,000.

Under this system the size of the army dwindled to only 306,000 men.