Sentence examples for dwindling influence from inspiring English sources

Looking further ahead at the GOP's dwindling influence in California, the researchers said Draper's proposal may eventually result in even more left-leaning states.

Alan increasingly sees himself as a nobody and this disempowered status captures America's dwindling influence as a global power.

"For whites to celebrate diversity is to ask them to celebrate their declining numbers and dwindling influence.

They may well be another telltale sign of the dwindling influence the United States has over the Iraqi government now that American troops no longer dominate Baghdad.

The adoption of the euro by such new members as Slovenia, Slovakia and now Estonia was a reminder of their dwindling influence.

This is a world pre-loaded with issues still relevant today, including the ever-growing wealth gap, the rise of corporate power and the dwindling influence of government.

If politicians wish to avoid the dwindling international influence that a diminished military presence means, they must make deeper cuts in other budgets.There is no reason why defence should be singled out for such a review.

In general, British prime ministers have claimed greater influence in Washington than has usually been the case: the relationship has been more special to them than to America -- a way for Britain to inflate its dwindling global influence by trying to play Greece to America's Rome.

Chen Bing, a political analyst, adds that the prince's China trip shows the UK's dwindling international influence as the world seems to be shifting its focus to Asia.

Paul Ivan, senior policy analyst at the European Policy Center, told VICE News that while the transatlantic alliance would likely endure, Trump's comments augured stormy days ahead, with dwindling American influence in Europe and vice versa.

On Valentine's Day he opened on a Sunday for the first time in years and almost every table was taken.As politicians' credibility dwindles, Russian influence grows.