Sentence examples for has dwindled due from inspiring English sources
In recent years, the Italian population in the North End has dwindled due to rocketing property prices, forcing many of the less affluent residents to move elsewhere.
The snapping turtle is considered a "species of concern" as its numbers have dwindled due to fishing injury, dredging, and pollution.
It is relevant to notice that 1.72 million slaves (42.9% of the total) arrived in Brazil during the first half of the 19th century, a time by which the number of Amerindians in Brazil had dwindled due to strife and/or European-borne disease.
The British military has dwindled precipitously due to lack of funding and some estimate army personnel to eventually fall to 50,000 (the same size as the NYPD).
Whatever cult status he's been living off since Brazil (1985) has dwindled drastically in the last 10 years, partly due to misfortune (his cherished Don Quixote film collapsed in bad weather and money trouble) and partly due to a string of duds (Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, The Brothers Grimm, Tideland) whose only surprise was that somebody was willing to finance them in the first place.
The proportion who accept the planet is warming but insist this is not principally due to human factors has dwindled slightly, from 33% in December 2009 to 30% today.
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His interest has dwindled.
But that pack has dwindled.
Public support has dwindled.
