Sentence examples for dwindling appeal from inspiring English sources
Running in the celebrity pack has dwindling appeal.
Its dwindling appeal has resulted in a loss of pricing power and falling margins.
Supporters say the Liverpudlian would boost Labour's dwindling appeal to its traditional working-class base.
A move toward pragmatism will not come easily to a party dominated by ideological hard-liners, but electoral failure may push some Republican leaders to counter the party's dwindling appeal with policies that appeal to more Americans.
John Nagle, the Football League's media relations executive, this week put a brave face on the League Cup's dwindling appeal: 'This year's winners are definitely guaranteed a place in Europe.
The secession of the Irish Free State from the United Kingdom meant that Britishness had lost "its Irish dimension" in 1922, and the shrinking empire supplanted by independence movements dwindled the appeal of British identity in the Commonwealth of Nations during the mid-20th century.
Its captivating core concept of freefalling through score rings before landing as closely as possible to the centre of a target while parachuting is something that hasn't dwindled in appeal over time, but isn't something to hold the attention for lengthy sessions.
But as their appeal dwindled in a changing Bronx neighborhood, so did audiences.
He strives to appeal to a dwindling body of better angels in an increasingly bifurcated country.
The United Nations refugee agency UNHCR estimated on Friday that some 3,500 migrants are still stranded on boats with dwindling supplies, and repeated its appeal for the region's governments to rescue them.
The Republican Party's continuing opposition to same-sex marriage may have appeased the party's social conservatives, but it appeals to a dwindling slice of the electorate, a new HuffPost/YouGov survey finds.
