Sentence examples similar to dwindling in chance from inspiring English sources

Chances are slim: Zahumensky said in the release that "Harland" is dwindling in popularity.

Instead, Deflategate seems to be dwindling in its last act.

Widespread blog responses are dwindling in favor of micro responses.

The three animal species listed have been dwindling in numbers.

But independent bookstores are dwindling in number.

That's what Alan Milburn was banging on about in his report on dwindling life chances in the post-Thatcher era.

Throughout last week, the chances of Colonel Gaddafi's overthrow dwindled in the face of a brutal crackdown.

The chances of earning open-ended incomes have dwindled, in good part because more and more docs work for salaries: The proportion of physicians on a payroll rather than in private practice grew from 32% to 42% between 1990 and 1996.

The chances of her daughter getting that support had dwindled in the past year, she said, because of cuts to the local authority budget.

The Red Bulls (2-9-3, 9 pointseemeem to be headed for a long, lonely summer as crowds dwindle in the club's last season at Giants Stadium and their chances of qualifying for the Major League Soccer playoffs shrink.

The price range set by Deutsche Post surprised analysts, because its chances of getting close to that figure appeared to have dwindled in recent weeks after unfavorable investor response and the embarrassing disclosure of an internal document.