Sentence examples similar to dwindling repute from inspiring English sources
It's simpler, starker and focuses on a high-street institution – what could be more satisfying than a tale of hubris at one Britain's last remaining world-leading companies, especially if it allows a moist recollection of former Tesco boss Terry Leahy, one of the country's dwindling number of business people of international repute.
It's simpler, starker and focuses on a high-street institution – what could be more satisfying than a tale of hubris at one Britain's last remaining world-leading companies, especially if it allows a moist recollection of former Tesco boss Terry Leahy, one of the country's dwindling number of business people of international repute.
A report by a UN body in January found that foreign direct investment had fallen off massively, whereas another, calculated on a different basis by a reputed French outfit in April, found a far less significant dwindling.
Dwindling eureka moments?
That support is now dwindling.
Property tax revenues were dwindling.
Even the entertainment is dwindling.
Her chances were rapidly dwindling.
