Sentence examples for eventually dwindling from inspiring English sources

The news of their eventually dwindling fertility is unlikely to cause much of a crisis among men or to prompt a book as alarmed and as much talked about as Sylvia Ann Hewlett's "Creating a Life: Professional Women and the Quest for Children," which argues that because their reproductive days are numbered, women must choose, in effect, between having a family and a high-powered career.

The stars began exchanging hydrogen and helium fuel back and forth, with the larger star eventually dwindling to become a white dwarf about the mass of the sun, the researchers suggested.

Behind the lines of curved horns and shaggy beards, we could see hundreds more making their way to their comrades, their dark coats forming the shape of a cornucopia--wider at the edge but eventually dwindling to a single-file procession that led back to the horizon.

Although LEDs will be more profitable than incandescent bulbs the replacement market will eventually dwindle.

But analysts have said the revenue from licenses is unpredictable, and the portfolio may eventually dwindle.

Through what Mr. Schechter called "natural attrition," the congregation eventually dwindled to 60 from 450.

The magazine's popularity eventually dwindled, and it closed in 1975.

But in the decades following the village's incorporation in 1903, supplies of the high-grade marble eventually dwindled.

And as the region's offshore energy reserves eventually dwindle, many companies will have less reason to have Aberdeen addresses.

Even with pretty good protection the first three and a half quarters, Drew Brees's faith and rhythm eventually dwindled.

"They can't continue along these lines or there will be outrage," thundered Jon Tester, a Democratic senator.The windfall will eventually dwindle.