Sentence examples for it is dwindling from inspiring English sources

But the PAD's extreme actions are alarming its broader base and polls show support for it is dwindling.

The age of al-Qaida, as we once knew and feared it, is dwindling.

Another consideration is simply that time is running out; nearly 70 years after the war ended, the number of people with firsthand experience of it is dwindling fast.

While in the western part the thickness of the Upper Muschelkalk is about 75 m, it is dwindling away in the SE of the investigation area (Stober and Villinger [1997]).

Mr Obama still enjoys popularity -- though it is dwindling -- among the broad coalition that mobilized to elect him.

"People are saying it's dwindling," said the Rev. Tom Ford, a Baptist pastor in Montgomery who spoke of freedom and righteousness while eating a Chick-fil-A sandwich on the courthouse steps.

Since I became president of the company, it's dwindled off.

It started with thousands of people, and it's dwindled to just the people who are here today".

The number of states it controls is dwindling: last year it lost Zacatecas, and on November 13th it lost Michoacán, coming third behind the PRI and the PAN (which fielded the president's sister as its candidate).

"Wildlife, it is pointed out, is dwindling because its home is being destroyed," she wrote in 1938, "but the home of the wildlife is also our home".

Yet the A380's own mixed fortunes – 317 have been ordered since it launched but interest is dwindling – suggest plus-sized planes are out of fashion.