As their numbers dwindled, the process of remembering the stories became more important still, said Michael Newman, chief executive of the Association of Jewish Refugees AJRR).
As a symbol of an imperial potency that was then in the process of dwindling, over half a century, from a full symphonic blast to an exhausted whimper, the moment could hardly be bettered.
Richard N. Haass, the Bush administration's chief representative for Northern Ireland, acknowledged that public support for the peace process was dwindling, despite major achievements since the agreement in 1998.
Otherwise (and does this ever sound musical), real federal receipts will start the process of dwindling toward nil.
But, from conversations with Washington insiders and in-the-know Democrats, it seems clear that the process of dwindling down the long lists of potential cabinet members has already begun.
A lower rate would be preferable, but without major changes to patent laws or to the science and costs of drug development, the chilling effect of a more stringent approval process on dwindling drug pipelines would likely be considered intolerable.
Scientific authors are more ready to use a first person pronoun subject with a mental or verbal process than with a material process, passive forms being preferred with material processes, but as overall numbers of material processes dwindle, the percentage of passive forms fall giving a corresponding rise in the percentages of mental and verbal processes.
Opponents, under the umbrella group Thanks but No Tank, are challenging the tank in court as their options for blocking it through the governmental process dwindle.
Arab investment in the peace process dwindled even further with the election of President Trump, whose administration has built warm relations with Mr. Netanyahu while isolating the Palestinians.
"As long as this continues, the number of those who have trust in the peace process is constantly dwindling".
