Sentence examples for dwindling steadily from inspiring English sources

The supply of recognizable human beings in studio movies has been dwindling steadily for the past couple of decades anyhow; a few robots more or less won't alter the equation much.

Since then the number of places that are safe to visit has dwindled steadily.

Over the years, their number has dwindled steadily as computerized trading put many out of work.

The sugar-cane and cattle farmsteads tumbling past on either side dwindle steadily, while the surrounding forests gain in age and power.

Because many other team games are now offered, that number has dwindled steadily, and only 11 expert groups began play a week ago.

The crowd, which was gathered around the fountain steps of the Maine Monument, on the northeast corner of Columbus Circle, peaked at about three hundred, early in the evening, and then dwindled steadily.

Although the CPUSA's adherence to its faith in Soviet-style communism kept it apart from the new left and its membership dwindled steadily, Hall remained general secretary of the party until his death.

Their numbers have dwindled steadily from 6.7 million in January 1994, when the Bureau of Labor Statistics first started to track them, to 4.7 million in January 1999 and to 4.3 million last month, the bureau reported yesterday.

But the number of jobs at the Paducah plant have dwindled steadily over the past few decades.

The Shabab's area of control has been steadily dwindling in recent months.

But, more recently, support for the Spanish monarchy has been steadily dwindling, according to opinion polls.