Sentence examples for dwindling success from inspiring English sources

They may be the world's biggest club, but profits are down due to dwindling success on the field.

But Emmanuel's sales met with dwindling success as the threat of Confederate repudiation cast an ever-looming shadow of doubt over rebel securities.

When a band affiliates itself to a certain city - like Morrissey's Manchester or the Housemartins' Hull - it's often symptomatic of a loyalty that dwindles as success brings access to more cosmopolitan terrain.

And America is already trying to persuade the rest of the world to swallow its Iraqi policy, with ever-dwindling success.

"More businesses and investors now recognize that water is a key element in their success, but dwindling resources may [bring] much stronger clashes among competing uses.

Yet Enron's success dwindled with time, partly because the company was no longer the loudest in the small chorus extolling deregulation.

But then the continent's success dwindled and it would be more than a decade before the world would sit up and take note again.

Unfortunately, western support for, and relationships with, those Sunni Arab elements dwindled after the success of that policy, and that is partly why we have Isis.

Mr. Kan's chances of success dwindled further on Tuesday when a small leftist party, the Social Democrats, said it would oppose his budget, spurning invitations from the Democrats to join a coalition.

Her presence was proof that the meritocracy really works, that equal opportunity is real — a reassuring thought in a time and place where social mobility has dwindled and American success stories are more and more likely to be born rather than made.

Would you let yourself in?" He formed Visage with Rusty Egan and Midge Ure and released a couple of tracks set to become staples of the 1980s compilation album – Fade to Grey and Night Train – but chart success dwindled and he returned to club promotion.