Sentence examples for faster dwindling from inspiring English sources

Although it is never given a name, The Daily Loser would do as a working title for this international newspaper written in English by Americans based in Rome, with a dwindling band of stringers in Europe and an even faster dwindling band of readers.

Hopes of finding more are fast dwindling.

In Old Masters, where fast dwindling supplies generate a fear of missing out on major works, transactions were markedly speedier.

With Russia's contribution to the project fast dwindling to nothing, the station is now losing even symbolic value.

They are waiting and hoping that the Sino-Japanese conflict will soon terminate, but their resources are fast dwindling and living costs are mounting.

The standoff this time is over money to refill the nation's disaster emergency fund, which is fast dwindling from record costs for hurricane, flood and earthquake relief.

Others put Gingrich's comments in the context of what, at the time, were his fast dwindling hopes of securing the vice-presidential nomination.

Having thought that the membership of voluntary organisations was fast dwindling, Hemming was pleased to discover that the last decade saw new members charging into community halls and rooms above pubs.

"Even Ron knew there was no point in hanging around waiting for them to win the league," he told a congregation that included gangland figures such as Freddie Foreman, and children of the fast dwindling band of train robbers.

BHP's strong cash position means it will almost certainly try to acquire a significant asset, at a time when world-class assets around the world are fast dwindling.

Japan is a model for few in Asia these days, and with the country's diplomacy in disarray, those who take their cues from Tokyo are a fast dwindling number, leaving a vacuum that may be filled by less closely allied friends of the United States, or by outright rivals.