Sentence examples for starting to dwindle from inspiring English sources

Because of falling prices, the numbers of waste pickers are starting to dwindle.

That meant that the market's confidence in the Brazilian real was starting to dwindle.

The celebrity circuses and publicity stunts are starting to dwindle and the competition is belatedly coming to the fore.

So it's back to the personal ads page for Sarfu, but the list of eligible men is starting to dwindle.

Even twenty years after the end of the war, the number of veterans, many of whom had returned damaged physically or mentally, was starting to dwindle.

The remaining games are starting to dwindle, and teams on the playoff bubble, like the Rangers and the Los Angeles Kings, are playing increasingly desperate hockey.

Those advantages, too, have started to dwindle.

Job growth started to dwindle.

Almost immediately, new cases of cholera started to dwindle.

Unfortunately, the longer that the credit crunch continues, the more those reserves will start to dwindle.

Buyers have started to dwindle due to declining wealth after the stockmarket-bubble burst and fear of war.