Sentence examples for sizes dwindled from inspiring English sources

Taran, who used to make a living as a martial arts instructor, recounts how, in November last year, his class sizes dwindled: "People's hobbies are the first thing to go in a recession".

(Although, of course, the clothes have shrunk, too, sample sizes dwindling from a size 6 to a 4 to a 2 and below).

But, even after nearly tripling tuition in a decade and increasing class sizes, dwindling teaching assistants and course offerings have failed the ever-increasing flood of fresh new undergraduates.

I felt drawn to him: like many of my colleagues at the University of Virginia who teach in the humanities and see our class sizes dwindling, his lot sounded familiar.

While Magellan has enjoyed recent strong returns, its size has dwindled from its peak of $102 billion in 2000 because of the 1997 closure, intended to prevent the fund from becoming too big to manage.

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Looking Ahead As the years pass and class size dwindles, 50th reunions are the last hurrah before major attrition sets in along with reduced activities and hours.

"My fear," he said, "was that the pool of people that can afford a house that size was dwindling".

The Saatchi & Saatchi disclosure "identifies the value of Cordiant" to investors, said Andy Boland, investor relations director at Cordiant Communications in London, as the number of independent agency companies of their size keeps dwindling.

But the group has since dwindled in size.

He said the LRA had dwindled in size but was still creating havoc.