Sentence examples similar to regularly dwindling from inspiring English sources

Some people visit regularly to support Shadowland's mission: educating the public about the dwindling number of wolves in the wild and the contribution they make to our ecosystem.

Exactly how the church plans to do that remains elusive, however, and some skeptics said the split within the church leadership remained as divisive as ever, while the number of people regularly attending church has dwindled.

In a ritual that was unthinkable a year ago, they gather regularly as their numbers dwindle to bid goodbye to one another, and to an entire way of life — the busy convent and its shared days of work, prayer and laughter.

Despite regularly producing birds for release, longstanding captive breeding programs have not been able to boost dwindling numbers.

With less than 10% of the British public now regularly attending church, Christian leaders might be tempted to form alliances with their Muslim counterparts to shore up their own dwindling faith base.

Dwindling eureka moments?

But they are dwindling.

But time is dwindling.

Tourism is dwindling.

That support is now dwindling.

Property tax revenues were dwindling.