Sentence examples for dwindling test from inspiring English sources

This was Gambhir, though, a decelerating force but a mini-galáctico in his own time, the world's third richest cricketer, but always a baffling pick given his abject tour of England in 2011 (six innings for 102 runs) and a terminally dwindling Test career that has brought no hundred in his last 28 matches.

Graves, whose five-year tenure as chairman does not start until 15 May, is concerned by dwindling Test attendances around the world and believes cutting a day off the duration of a match could be the solution.

This got us thinking about other fitness tests required for graduation, specifically the dwindling swim test.

For some law schools, the dwindling number of test-takers represents a serious long-term challenge.

This proved, the experimental apparatus keeps on operating, though, repeating the same results with dwindling verve and testing the inner Buddhist in Jin's audience in ways that some may find calming and others sedating.

Of course, there's also the fact that the price of a college diploma, coupled with soaring student debt, poor test scores and dwindling graduation rates make education as a whole ripe for technological solutions.

Night after night we would stand in the press gallery of the House of Commons at 10pm and watch as this MP and his small band of brothers tested John Major's dwindling majority to destruction as they opposed the Maastricht and other treaties.

Indeed, Concorde was only certified late in 1975 after years of testing, dramatic cost overruns and dwindling customer interest.

According to anecdotal reports, the impact varied at individual facilities, depending on how quickly their stocks of test kits ran out; as supplies of test kits dwindled, health care providers often prioritized pregnant women to facilitate prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV.

"There are obviously concerns because you watch Test cricket around the world and attendances are dwindling," said Anderson.

The longest format of the game has seen dwindling crowds at grounds and the International Cricket Council believes day-night Tests can address the problem.