Sentence examples for longer dwindling from inspiring English sources

The numbers are no longer dwindling; the magazines are hungry again for "Bachelor" news; and in its 17th iteration (counting "Bachelorette" editions) ABC's longest-running reality series is an indisputable hit again.

According to the latest data, nearly 5 million Americans have been unemployed for six months or longer, and a dwindling share of them receive benefits.

They noted that the longer-term trend of dwindling claims appeared to be intact and said the figures might be revised next week.

Even those who still respect this president, a dwindling band, no longer have any expectations of him.

So much money had been drained from the pension fund that by 2005, Detroit could no longer replenish it from its dwindling tax revenue.

But as a doctrine — as an explicit ideology of racial superiority and domination — racism no longer has more than a dwindling handful of adherents.

"In this day and age, people's attention spans seem to be dwindling and the longer the match goes, it seems that it gets less compelling for too many people," the American said.

It was also helped by the dwindling supply of longer-term securities, after the Treasury cut its sales.

But the pool has been closed for three years after it was found to leak, and dwindling revenue could no longer pay for repairs.

No longer home to the city's dwindling hippie community, the area has undergone a gentrified facelift similar to that of New York's East Village.

Ms. Marris suggests that it is no longer feasible to focus so much attention on those dwindling pockets while ignoring the many other spaces that could still be reclaimed as nature.