Sentence examples for influence dwindled from inspiring English sources
With the increasing military presence in the area, their influence dwindled until recently, when they reappeared.
Metternich, as his influence dwindled, yielded to an increasingly irritating vanity and to a passion for theorizing that caused his utterances to become increasingly prolix and, at times, to verge on the ridiculous.
But Frederick died in 1588, and under his son, Christian IV, Tycho's influence dwindled; most of his income was stopped, partly because of the increasing needs of the state for money.
Lin's influence dwindled after Coach Mike Woodson replaced Mike D'Antoni, and after battling a meniscus injury in his knee, Lin played his last game with the Knicks on March 24 and eventually had surgery.
As Norman shows, after Rockingham's death, in 1782, Burke's influence dwindled, and then, after his turn toward the right during the French Revolution, he broke with the Whigs entirely.
While its influence dwindled in subsequent decades, the vast cultural impact of the Playboy brand epitomised by the notorious party scene centred around Hefner's Playboy Mansion is undeniable.
But he saw his influence dwindle quickly when an opposition coalition, Georgian Dream, won parliamentary elections in 2012.
Evans also nullified the threat of Spurs feted attacking trident of Alli, Christian Eriksen and Erik Lamela, with the England midfielder's initial influence dwindling until his second-half substitution.
So too have the true intentions of men who had allied themselves to the world's most feared terror group during its ascendancy, but claim no further part of it as its reach and influence dwindles.
"They see blacks and women and Jews in pretty powerful positions — and not just up North, but here down South — and I think that they see their power and influence dwindling," he said.
