Sentence examples for dwindling force from inspiring English sources

The Free Democrats, Mrs. Merkel's liberal coalition partners, might walk out of government, but they are a dwindling force anyway.

I see the ul- timate cause of this lamentable decline in the dwindling force of the scientific ideal within the faculties.

But traditional class-based, anti-Tory resentment is a dwindling force in British politics, at least insofar as it leads automatically to support for Labour.

Arsène Wenger appeared to have done it again, bidding au revoir to an iconic player when he had spotted the signs of dwindling force.

Four of its leaders have been arrested in the past year as the French and Spanish police hunt what authorities say is a dwindling force.

Though the balloons may not stay after the last American combat troops are gone — that is still being negotiated — they will have an even more important role amid the withdrawal of military forces, as planners hope the technology will help a dwindling force stay effective.

This stretched Lee's dwindling forces very thin.

As the news filtered through from Libya yesterday afternoon, first contradictory, then confirmed, it was hard not to feel that the demise of Muammar Gaddafi, a warrior chieftain who had led his dwindling forces into their last stand, constituted the perfect denouement to the uprising that had begun fitfully eight months before.

With foreign fighter flows to the group declining by an estimated 75percentt, manpower is down and terrorist operations -- rather than more conventional and insurgent approaches -- conserve ISIS' dwindling forces.

Shops have been shuttered because there is no electricity and food supplies have dwindled, forcing the government to airlift provisions into at least one provincial capital, Florencia.

DLF itself raised $2.2 billion in June 2007 in what was then India's biggest initial public offering.Those sources of funds have now dwindled, forcing companies to turn to the country's banks.