Sentence examples for dwindling slowly from inspiring English sources

Now, as the city swelters in 90-degree temperatures, they are dwindling slowly.

As Game 2 got under way last night, and a biting October wind picked up, only the hardiest among the platform crowd remained, dwindling slowly with each passing No. 4 train.

I have seen production dwindling slowly and steadily, erratic climatic conditions, bad seeds and lack of finance as key issues which have led to the fall of prosperity for farmers," said Hari Baktha Dhakal from the Chitwan region of Nepal, one of more than 200 farmers who gathered for the inauguration of the Seed Systems for Nepal initiative Jan . 23

The labels that followed him for most of his adult life -- pariah, self-hater, nutcase, child molester -- seem to have dwindled away slowly.

Music sales are notoriously slow, and revenue-generating avenues for musicians are slowly dwindling.

"This has happened to me as well, with my shirts slowly dwindling.

But its share was slowly dwindling as the counting wore on.

It feels more like what a quake, or the crash of plane, does: strong reactions at first, slowly dwindling out.

The number of HIV-positive Haitians held at Guantanamo has been slowly dwindling as those who grow ill have been transferred to the United States for medical care.

After more than a decade of slowly dwindling visitors, the number has risen by roughly 50percentt in the past three years to some 3.2 million last year, Nippon City said.

The number of new cases in Hong Kong has been slowly dwindling, however, prompting Dr. Margaret Chan, the health director here, to warn today against complacency.