Sentence examples for dwindling importance from inspiring English sources
For a Europe of dwindling importance to break itself up would be to ignore the course of history.
Aristophanes' last comedies show a transition, indicated by the dwindling importance of the chorus, toward the Middle Comedy, of which no plays are extant.
In its slightly sniffy annual forecasts, Boeing claims the widebody, or twin-aisle, sector of the aircraft market will be of dwindling importance, with the A380 unlikely to succeed.
The language began in its present linguistic branch as Old Czech before slowly dwindling in importance, dominated by German in the Czech lands.
You dwindle in importance.
Unfortunately over the years, the fair has dwindled in importance.
With each new venture, the food seems to dwindle in importance.
His idea was based on the Mitropa Cup, a tournament created by the great Austria coach Hugo Meisl which prospered between the wars but dwindled in importance thereafter.
When self-interest is made as central as this, other motives are likely to dwindle in importance and a religious morality becomes self-defeating". If Grudem wants to vote for Trump, fine.
As its economic importance dwindled, the highway's nostalgic importance grew, and it took only nostalgia to turn the Route 66 wayside into kitsch.
Future projections backed by statistical data indicate that Europe is headed for further change, destined to become a continent of shrinking population numbers, declining economic importance and dwindling political significance.
