Sentence examples for dwindling usage from inspiring English sources

TalkBin, a customer feedback platform for businesses that was incubated at Y Combinator and then acquired by Google in 2011, is being shut down on July 31, citing "dwindling usage".

While smartphone minutes have doubled in a year to 69 a month, that growth is not guaranteed to compensate for dwindling desktop usage.

One obvious drawback to the country's dwindling cash usage is that an increasing reliance on mobile payment systems risks marginalizing people who don't use them or can't access them.

Between the two, they could pressure Instagram to do more for Facebook — which was important given the impact of scandals and dwindling teen usage on Facebook's brand.

With freight usage dwindling to a trickle following the ending of passenger services, the goods yard was closed on 7 December 1964.

Netscape's usage dwindled with Microsoft Corp.'s entry into the browser business, and Netscape all but faded away after the birth of its open-source cousin, Firefox.

So, with dwindling usefulness to G+, (likely) dwindling or flattening usage due to being in maintenance, and Google's big drive to focus in the last couple of years, what choice was there but to kill the product?

Biomass is becoming increasingly important globally as a clean alternative source of energy to fossil fuel as a result of rising energy demand, high cost of fossil fuels, dwindling fossil fuel reserves, and contribution of fossil fuel usage to greenhouse effect [37].

"TalkBin usage has dwindled over the past 2 years, and we have decided to shut down the service on July 31st , 2014

These incentives can be aimed at dwindling the total cost of ownership compared to conventional vehicles, overcoming obstacles to EV usage and offering EV buyers benefits that offset EV liabilities, thus alleviating the risks of buying and using EVs early in their developmental stage.

Dwindling eureka moments?