Sentence examples for has shown dwindling from inspiring English sources

Judge May has shown dwindling patience for Mr. Milosevic's tactic of asking repeated questions about whether witnesses knew certain Albanian rebels, or killings they had carried out.

But in recent months, the Chinese press has shown a dwindling need to exaggerate the dysfunction.

The Devils, among the National Hockey League's elite teams for most of the season, have shown a dwindling effort and little cohesion lately.

A poll by Ipsos MORI has shown Labour's lead over the Tories dwindling to nothing.

Meanwhile, a discovery in central London has shown how, in the past, the authorities could take radical action when their options dwindled.

Polls have shown support for Ms. Palin dwindling, and the McCain-Palin offices in Tampa, Pasco County and Broward County all seemed emptier than Mr. Obama's during several visits over the last two weeks.

By contrast, rail-industry studies show dwindling economies of scale over time as companies have grown.

Since 2007 the number of feature films shown has dwindled by more than 40percentt: 85 this year (45 are world premieres), down from 120 last year and 157 in 2007.

According to Nielsen, the show's viewership has been dwindling over the past five years, and 2018′s show was an all-time low at 3.3 million viewers, and a 0.9 rating among adults aged 18 to 49. "Victoria's Secret Fashion Show" viewership totals over the years... 2013: 9.7 million viewers 2015: 6.6 million 2017: 5 million Last night: 3.3 million.

Recently, however, public interest has been dwindling.

But its membership has been dwindling from 130 in 2006.