Sentence examples for gradual dwindling from inspiring English sources

A whiff of instability would spread panic in the oil market.Even without a disruption to supply, prices are under pressure from a second source: the gradual dwindling of spare capacity.

But it was the pastoral more than the doctrinal aspect of Christianity that inspired him, and the gradual dwindling of his faith was not helped by his involvement, in the 1950s, in translating the Dead Sea Scrolls, which cast doubt on much of the accepted historical narrative of Christianity.

Before that, I had failed to finish a book for many reasons – a lack of application; a gradual dwindling of interest; a lost library copy – but never because I'd decided, on the basis of seven or eight pages, that it was rubbish.

Trevor Barrett, owner of Butterworths, said: "There's been a gradual dwindling of customers, because it looks as if everything is closed off, despite our signs to say we're open.

They are well aware that the whole point of the public plan is the gradual dwindling of the private part of the industry.

Opportunities for gradual change are dwindling by the day as the government steps up its crackdown and the security situation continues to deteriorate.

But they are dwindling.

But time is dwindling.

Tourism is dwindling.

That support is now dwindling.

Property tax revenues were dwindling.