Sentence examples for dwindling support from inspiring English sources

Take the dwindling support for the Union's positions on human rights.

Dwindling support for the IRA ends the group's Northern Ireland campaign.

Yet international pressure is mounting for the opposition to end the boycott amid dwindling support for its political tactics.

The dwindling support for new measures is all the more striking in the context of these concerns, but the minutes offer no explanation for the Fed's position.

The king's efforts to distance other members of his family from the corruption scandal come amid dwindling support for the monarchy, according to opinion polls.

The past few weeks have brought a number of missed opportunities to help further erode the group's dwindling support among the country's minority Sunnis.

Wage Equity: A new poll shows dwindled support for Obama among unmarried women, due to his lack of strong message on the economy and job creation.

One reason for the Democrats' dwindling public support has been a series of political funding scandals involving Mr. Kan's predecessor as prime minister, Yukio Hatoyama, and the party kingmaker, Ichiro Ozawa.

"International partners' ability to respond has been reduced by dwindling donor support," he added.

Labour's poll lead is already dwindling, rising support for welfare may well quicken the pace.

Ten years in, though, the war has no end in sight and dwindling public support.