Sentence examples for dwindling in numbers from inspiring English sources

"But the truth is that the hard-core bigots are dwindling in numbers," he said.

The members, though passionate, are dwindling in numbers, with only 20 these days compared with hundreds in the 1970s.

Finally, the German army, already exhausted and dwindling in numbers, was threatened with disintegration by the revolution in Germany and was abandoned by its allies.

Veterans of the John Rodgers, dwindling in numbers as years pass, planned to have a reunion in October 2006 to coincide with its arrival at Mobile Bay.

Fulham are hopeful of signing Giles Barnes on loan from Derby County as they look to reinforce a Cottagers midfield dwindling in numbers by the day.

Aghast at the catastrophic failure of nuclear technology, and outraged by revelations that the government and power industry had planted nuclear proponents at recent town hall-style meetings, the elderly atomic bomb survivors, dwindling in numbers, have begun stepping forward for the first time to oppose nuclear power.

His supporters are dwindling in number, and so is their appetite for further confrontation.

While classic Jewish delis are dwindling in number in New York, Katz's has kept going since 1888.

Then the month-long opposition protests in the capital, Tbilisi, persistent but dwindling in number, briefly turned violent.

David Bonter, an ornithologist at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y., said this is one reason the species, which had been dwindling in number, has seen a comeback in recent years.

Old-fashioned pharmacies are dwindling in number, so much so that just 28percentt of American pharmacies today are independent, said Lou Flacks, president of the Westchester Rockland Society of Pharmacists.