Sentence examples for dwindling in value from inspiring English sources

My pickup was dwindling in value even as the value of the fuel in its tank was going up.

The government continues to function by printing money to pay its bills, but as the currency has dwindled in value, state workers have increasingly demanded regular raises.

The franchise's prestige and even its physical artifacts continue to dwindle in value like so many plunging shares on the stock exchange.

why side with the rich and powerful who let down the workers of this country, who have increased their wealth while most people have seen their income and assets dwindle in value?

Many have watched their savings dwindle in value, in some cases by more than 40%, courtesy of last year's market plunge.

The Associated Press reported yesterday that the court battles devastated his estate so much that his charitable trust had dwindled in value all the way down to $14,000, with $20 million of debt, until a 2009 settlement.

She noted that shares in Georgia Gulf, traded on the New York Stock Exchange, dwindled in value in 2010 but are now much higher ahead of the merger.

As the ruble fell in 2014, rather than see their savings dwindle in value, Russians preemptively invested in iPhones, luxury cars, and Ikea furniture, so much so that Ikea had to cease operations because they couldn't keep up with demand.

(For the past several months, Case-Shiller has indicated that home values are dwindling in nearly every American market).

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

The three animal species listed have been dwindling in numbers.