Sentence examples for production has dwindled from inspiring English sources

As a result, the plant's production has dwindled to 20 metric tons of products daily, compared with 100 metric tons before the war.

Although South Africa remains the world's largest gold producer, costs have risen and production has dwindled.

But many workers say that production has dwindled; the talk is of lay-offs, unpaid leave and the cancelling of overtime, on which most rely to make any savings.The value of their remittances has been further eroded by the appreciation of Myanmar's currency, the kyat.

Roughly speaking, the United States uses about half as much energy per dollar of G.D.P. than it did thirty years ago, and even though American oil production has dwindled, oil imports as a percentage of the economy are still very small (about 1.5 per cent).

Average annual production has dwindled to less than one.

Gold production had dwindled sharply when Harmony bought it in 2001 and began digging a new mine beneath the old one.

But by 1980, when Frank Rich became the chief theater critic of The New York Times, Broadway production had dwindled significantly as costs skyrocketed, so that a turkey like "Moose Murders" or "Carrie" arrived with a much bigger squawk.

A thoughtful report published this week by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, an American think-tank, concludes that although the Saudis have taken important steps to strengthen security in recent months, the country remains vulnerable.As well as the fear factor, oil bulls point to the fact that spare production capacity has dwindled and is close to 20-year lows.

As production in the North Sea has dwindled, the Brent price has been based on lower volumes of oil, prompting fears that it could be manipulated, possibly by major players in the region.

In recent years, production at the giant Volkswagen plant in Puebla, just outside Mexico City, has dwindled to a mere 53 a day.

His interest has dwindled.