Sentence examples for has dwindled considerably from inspiring English sources
But the role of fraternities and sororities at Alfred has dwindled considerably.
The community, at a height of around 200 families when the rabbi arrived in the '90s, has dwindled considerably, his wife said.
By that measure, the spreadsheet shows that the new business in WorldCom's revenue pipeline has dwindled considerably -- with negative implications for revenue in the coming months.
But in recent years bullfighting's popularity has dwindled considerably as animal rights groups have raised awareness, leading to permanent bans in Catalonia and the Canary Islands.
Other pressing concerns include the health of the company's financial arm, Ford Credit, whose earnings analysts expect to be greatly diminished this year, and the company's cash position, which has dwindled considerably since the late 1990's.
Mentions that the appeal of political Islam has dwindled considerably in Iran, and in the last two general elections clerics were trounced by Iranian reformers... Mentions that Iraqi refugee camps now have a population including children who were born there and regard themselves as Iranians.
By the 1950s, when I was what's now called a young adult, respect for birds had dwindled considerably.
Attendance has dwindled as well since 1981.
Since the 1950s, the clout of unions in the public and private sectors has waned, their membership has dwindled, and their political influence has weakened considerably.
His interest has dwindled.
