Sentence examples for dwindling faith from inspiring English sources

Bildu's electoral gains coincide with people's dwindling faith in national solutions to worsening unemployment.

Dwindling faith in South Sudan's national army guaranteed them support among fellow Zande.

Katie is unhappy in her marriage, worn down by David's cynicism and her dwindling faith in a job that realistically can do little to help people.

But after years of development programs that have fallen far short of the West's hopes, they are wary of the prospect of pumping more money into defending an Afghan state that many Europeans have dwindling faith in.

The poem's cast of characters — Adam, Eve, Satan, God, and the Son of God (not the same thing, for Milton, as God) — says something about Milton's ripening literary ambition and about his dwindling faith in political resolutions.

With less than 10% of the British public now regularly attending church, Christian leaders might be tempted to form alliances with their Muslim counterparts to shore up their own dwindling faith base.

He buoyed the faith's dwindling numbers with the aura of a rock star.

Although similar parks exist in Latin America and the US, Europe has yet to build a Christian theme park, perhaps because the number of those with faith is dwindling.

Many expectations weigh on the first Latin American pope, called on to guide the world's 1.2 billion Roman Catholics in a moment of dwindling vocations and declining faith in some nations.

But back home, the patience of the people has dwindled, however much faith they retain in their president's good intentions.

But even the IRP's popular base is dwindling as people are losing faith that political parties can achieve change.