Sentence examples for has gradually dwindled from inspiring English sources
Manufacturing employment, meanwhile, has gradually dwindled nationwide, particularly in the Midwest.
But public interest in the controversial issue of press regulation has gradually dwindled, even among journalists.
More than a tenth of the company's shares changed hands each of the other days of the week; trading volume has gradually dwindled since then.
Although papers have previously called it a "crucial battle", the coverage has gradually dwindled away over the past week or so.
The Israeli peace camp has gradually dwindled so that today it is almost nonexistent, and Israeli politics is moving more and more to the extreme right.
In fact, with "Triumph of Love" and "Ragtime" both arriving this season, the narrative musical seems to be staging a comeback from the deconstructed song cycle to which it has gradually dwindled.
Since then, supplies of methotrexate have gradually dwindled to the point where oncologists now say they are fearful that shortfalls may occur at many hospitals within two weeks.
Religion was easily the biggest recipient, with 32%, but the report noted that its share has been gradually dwindling because of "declining attendance and religious affiliation among Americans".
Thus in the Western world the share of rents has dwindled to a few percent of the national income, while the share of labour has gradually increased.
Production has gradually declined.
