Sentence examples for largely dwindled from inspiring English sources

With occasional but prominent exceptions, long lines have largely dwindled.

The nationwide protests have largely dwindled, although thousands of demonstrators have been gathering at Taksim every Saturday for the past three weeks — mostly demanding justice for a protester who was killed by the police — before officers intervened.

There's a reason why Harvey Weinstein's cinematic significance has largely dwindled in recent years; he's an unfortunate throwback not only in his personal behavior but in his creative approach, too.

As two Asian countries who clearly had been paying attention to their baseball drills stormed to the W.B.C. final, the American audience largely dwindled and whined, but if you missed Japan's spectacular 5-3 extra-innings victory Monday night, you missed a classic championship game, played spectacularly.

On August 4 limited transportation service resumed but largely dwindled as the day progressed.

People involved in the shows point to a variety of reasons for their success, which despite similar saturation comes in contrast with the largely dwindling fortunes of TV's reality singing competitions.

The company has acknowledged that sales were down 2.8percentt for the 15 weeks to Jan . 8 depressed largely by dwindling demand for its clothes -- once a hallmark of good value.

The G.O.P., whose ranks have now dwindled largely to whites in Dixie and the less-populated West, is not even a paper tiger — it's a paper muskrat.

Eventually, through mergers and consolidations, largely since 1950, the numbers dwindled.

But crowds dwindled, then largely became unruly, and the track went out of business.

He's involved in an extravagant midlife crisis, largely caused by his dwindling sales, and largely manifested in a frantic desire to sleep with his mother-in-law.