Sentence examples for dwindling from from inspiring English sources

But its membership has been dwindling from 130 in 2006.

The standoff this time is over money to refill the nation's disaster emergency fund, which is fast dwindling from record costs for hurricane, flood and earthquake relief.

(Although, of course, the clothes have shrunk, too, sample sizes dwindling from a size 6 to a 4 to a 2 and below).

But then the openings came and went, dwindling from 9, or almost 30percentt of the league's 32 teams, to just 2, Cleveland and Buffalo.

The storm lost significant strength overnight, dwindling from a Category 4 hurricane to Category 2, and no deaths or serious injuries were reported.

The number of Saudi students in American colleges had been dwindling, from a high of 10,000 a year in the early 1980s to barely 4,000 last year.

Over the same period manufacturing dwindled from 17.9% to 14.1%.

The UN peacekeeping force in Rwanda dwindled from 2,500 to 270.

But their majority has dwindled from 80% in 1994 to 60% in 2013, according to Gallup.

In that time Ocean's staff has dwindled from 130 to just 50 employees.

The UN peacekeeping force in Rwanda dwindled from 2,500 to 270..