Sentence examples for dwindling for the first from inspiring English sources

A20 Nuclear Families Dwindling For the first time, fewer than one-quarter of all households in the United States are married couples with children, new census data shows.

Unfortunately, honeybee populations have dwindled for the past seven years.

That assessment found Saddam had destroyed his last weapons of mass destruction more than 10 years ago, and his capacity to build new ones had been dwindling for years by the time of the second Gulf war.

Sales of fireworks dwindled somewhat during the First World War, but resumed in the following peace.

It was a brutal way to start a game the Red Sox needed much more than the Yankees, a game they needed to prevent everyone from smirking when their dwindling chances for first place in the division were discussed.

The numbers dwindled after the fourth inning Friday.

However, the expenditures and participant numbers for active labour market policy instruments have been dwindling for some years.

For the first time, the dwindling whale population had become visible on an international stage.

Jay Inslee convened a task force earlier this year to address the animals' dwindling populations, and the group met this week for the first time since Tahlequah's journey began.

Under the government's less spectacular pension reform, state-subsidised privately-funded pensions have been set up, for the first time, to supplement dwindling state pensions.

It means that the city's white population, which has dwindled through decades of suburban flight, is measurably growing for the first time since 1950.