Sentence examples for dwindled with time from inspiring English sources
I continue to come across former students, though the list has dwindled with time.
Yet Enron's success dwindled with time, partly because the company was no longer the loudest in the small chorus extolling deregulation.
Soria's interest in such record-setting competition may have dwindled with time, but he was once at the heart of the mountain race among nations, as a member of the first Spanish expeditions to the Himalayas in the 1970s.
At a berm where the flowery tributes dwindle with time, a famous presence diminishes.
Our results using pooled data in a similar fashion as they did showed a different timing of responses across genders; with males showing a more immediate response and dwindling with time (not statistically significant), and females showing a delayed response during the economic recovery as opposed to the height of the crisis in 2009.
Where others' jokes hit immediately and slowly dwindle with time, Cicierega's constantly dropping new samples.
It is defined as a highly coordinated and process involving changes from gene transcription to local mediators generation within the resolution phase, not just in vivo dwindling with time of chemotaxic stimuli at the site of inflammation [ 50- 52].
Due to successive failure, the remaining numbers of subjects dwindled over time, with only 15 subjects available before primary outcome at 48 months, which did not allow for adequate statistical analysis.
"I think I knew in Japan," Valentine said of Henderson's dwindling time with the Mets.
One way oceanographers are coping with dwindling ship time is by using "telepresence" video technology to connect landlocked scientists with colleagues at sea.
