Sentence examples for not dwindled from inspiring English sources

It has not dwindled to a marginal, limited phenomenon.

But the excitement of securing the apartment had not dwindled, she said.

The appeal of Mendelssohn's work has not dwindled in the 21st century.

In 1996, 8m people voted for him and polls say his support has not dwindled much since then.

Clearly this confidence has not dwindled as national newspaper Le Parisien today headlined with "Now Les Bleus are ready to take on England".

It follows that "the economy would be in better shape and aggregate demand would be stronger if the size of the middle class had not dwindled as a result of rising inequality".

My fangirl tendencies towards this series are not dwindling.

The spirit at least did not dwindle quickly.

That will only happen, though, if America's interest in Central Asia does not dwindle again.Cautious imperiumSo far, the signs are mixed.

At The San Francisco Chronicle, the book section is, if not dwindling, then changing, with less emphasis on reviews and more on features about books.

As to profitability of conventions, delegates spent $2.2 billion in 1999, and according to Trade Show Week, convention business is growing, not dwindling.