Sentence examples for levels dwindled from inspiring English sources

Froome looked comfortable when he attacked and dropped Contador on the second ascent of the iconic Alpe d'Huez but his energy levels dwindled as he reached the final 5km and Porte went to the team car to pick up an energy bar.

As water levels dwindle, rows about how supplies should be used are turning farmers against city-dwellers and pitching environmentalists against politicians.

6 In the second trimester, hCG-H levels dwindle to less than 1% of total hCG.

The excitement levels were dwindling.

Energy levels are dwindling and if someone doesn't inject a second wind into your deflated balloon of a house party, it's all about to go Pete Tong literally and figuratively.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The ranks of America's poor remained stuck at record levels, although dwindling unemployment benefits and modest job gains helped stave off what experts had predicted would be the fourth rise in a row in the poverty rate.

Athletics must find a way to make its contribution to the "core business" more clear or face dwindling levels of support as most colleges not at the level of Division I make hard choices about how best to ration available resources.

Instead, outbreaks of "queue rage" are becoming common and tolerance levels are rapidly dwindling, according to David Stewart-David.

Seeking to soothe investors who have become increasingly alarmed by the company's dwindling levels of cash, Vivendi Universal said today that it was close to reaching an agreement with its banks to secure fresh loans.

Thanks to dwindling levels of advertising so far this year, Gannett and Knight Ridder, America's two biggest publishers of periodicals, have recently been talking down analysts' expectations of their earnings for the second quarter.Across the AtlanticThe picture is only marginally better in Britain.

In the last few years, the number of entitles that control what people watch on television has dwindled to alarming levels.