Sentence examples similar to dwindling attitude from inspiring English sources

Under the surface, the proportion of voters who remain undecided is dwindling, in possible evidence of the hardening of attitudes towards EU membership.

One was a dwindling supply of nurses, which she attributed to negative attitudes in society toward the profession.

Recent articles have pointed to the dwindling number of chemical engineers enrolled in our state and private universities, and the negative attitudes toward chemists and chemicals that colors the thinking of our educated populace.

In the 1960's and 1970's, with free love and a more open attitude toward sex -- an attitude that often included no underwear at all -- Frederick's was left with a dwindling catalog business, a handful of mall stores and its famous headquarters on Hollywood Boulevard.

Given that attitude, we at Raincoast Conservation Foundation are appalled, though not surprised, by Canada's proposed strategy to "recover" dwindling populations of boreal forest caribou in northern Alberta's tar sands territory.

Dwindling eureka moments?

But they are dwindling.

But time is dwindling.

Tourism is dwindling.

That support is now dwindling.

Property tax revenues were dwindling.