Sentence examples for steady dwindling from inspiring English sources
This struggle to accept transgender students and to welcome back transgender alums -- like Caleb with deep pockets -- in a steady dwindling sisterhood of women's colleges should be a no-brainer.
Hence, the steady dwindling of tweet reports from citizens has put the discussion around a potential incentive mechanism on the front burner of priority research challenges.
QUICK-WITTED street vendors in Cairo's Tahrir Square have enjoyed a steady, if dwindling trade in revolutionary flags and stickers since mass protests toppled the regime of Hosni Mubarak in February.
It's not that meth is any less popular — consumption numbers remain steady — but the dwindling supply generated from the cottage industry is being quickly replaced by transnational Mexican cartels.
What is being done in the United States (US) to ensure a steady flow in the dwindling pipeline of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) workforce?
The model based on committing to a "soulmate" for the rest of one's life is but a blip in the history of marriage, and it's day has come -- as evidenced by the steady, high divorce rate and dwindling numbers of people in America who get married at all.
But some people wonder who would have the vision and coalition-building skills to follow Mr. Daley and keep the local government steady, particularly in a time of dwindling resources and continuing economic uncertainty.
Poverty has spiked in Portugal, occasioned by a rise in the cost of living and steady drops in wages as well as dwindling employment.
By the second half of the 20th century, however, this steady growth had already dwindled, since all but a few of the hospitals and dispensaries founded during that hundred years had been absorbed into the native health care system.
The downturn has hit museums hard, with plummeting endowments, dwindling donations, fewer tourists and the decline of the corporate museum party, once a steady revenue stream.
