Sentence examples for small dwindling from inspiring English sources

So are the small, dwindling moments of August vacations.

The combination of sabotage from rightwing backbenchers over the Maastricht Treaty, the strange course of Michael Portillo's career and Thatcher's vengeful disloyalty, all this with a small, dwindling majority, made it a difficult time.

PAGE A35 WALKING SISTERS LOSE THEIR HOME A small, dwindling band of nuns at the Convent of Mercy, known as the Walking Sisters, must leave their fortress-like convent in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, where they have been for 146 years.

Instead, her friends believe it was something else: a vile, cowardly, meticulous, state-sponsored execution, apparently designed to send a chilling warning to the small, dwindling number of activists still working in Chechnya, Russia's rogue republic.

The finding suggests that conservationists will face an extra hurdle when protecting small, dwindling populations.

Compare that to the small, dwindling fraction of a Page's fans who Like them that see each of their posts, and you'll understand why I call See First the new Holy Grail for social marketers.

While the most prestigious works of art were painted on commission, they represented a small and dwindling proportion of the overall artistic output in the Low Countries.

Home to 1.5 million Palestinians, Gaza has a small but dwindling Christian community.

The percentage of Americans who can truly remember him is small and dwindling.

The chances of broad sectoral sanctions against Russia over Ukraine are small and dwindling.

Their arrival was greeted with great rejoicing by Istanbul's small (and dwindling) band of Orthodox faithful.