Sentence examples for dwindling weight from inspiring English sources

In 2008 and 2009 -- as his dwindling weight stirred increasing alarm in Silicon Valley and on Wall Street -- he said first he was fighting a "common bug," then that he was suffering from a hormone imbalance.

With her weight dwindling to 95 pounds on her 5-foot-10-inch frame, Kathryn Bromfield decided she needed more than another trip to a hospital psychiatric ward to survive anorexia.

In 2006, when her weight dwindled to 55 pounds, she sank into a coma.

His weight dwindled to 130 pounds, from 180. "Crack kept me up for days at a time," he said.

Her weight dwindled to 77 pounds.

The traditional media landscape is crumbling under the weight of a dwindling business model.

For Ron Howard, the director, Whoville had to be "really eccentric, even odd, but fundamentally appealing," he said, adding that it also had to obey the idiosyncratic physical laws of "the Seuss environment," where massive weights dwindle to a pinpoint without a teeter or a totter and even the Whos don't appear tied down by the laws of gravity.

These are all terms we became familiar with during the second half of 2007 as we watched the financial sector implode under the weight of bad loans and dwindling liquidity.

On a voluntary basis, a growing number of food companies are banning the use of meat produced using antibiotics to promote growth, and the efficacy of these practices on weight gain is marginal and dwindling [ 40].

Many consumer product companies agree that weight-outs stem from a dwindling in their ability to dictate prices.

By the time he considered himself cured, his weight had dwindled to only 125 lb (57 kg).