Sentence examples for steadily dwindled from inspiring English sources

But their numbers have steadily dwindled.

Cassette sales, meanwhile, steadily dwindled to a mere 34,000 last year through the retail venues tracked by SoundScan.

While Catholicism is still the largest religion in France, the church's ranks have steadily dwindled over the past three decades.

After receiving a Fulbright, she left her life in the U.S. to document the remaining Indian Jews, whose numbers have steadily dwindled as many emigrate to Israel.

The Tories' advantage was 21 points last Christmas, and has steadily dwindled since, but during the months since, the gap has never been less than nine.

But its audience has steadily dwindled, from 18.3 million for the 11th season, in Guatemala, to 13.6 million for the season in Micronesia this year.

Without immigration, the state's labor force will steadily dwindle.

The Shabab's area of control has been steadily dwindling in recent months.

But, more recently, support for the Spanish monarchy has been steadily dwindling, according to opinion polls.

The polls that show support for war steadily dwindling are not likely to get better.

But as they continue to leave the district, business is steadily dwindling.