Sentence examples for still dwindling from inspiring English sources

Yet the supply of troops is still dwindling, to such an extent that the Army has told field commanders to retain soldiers they had intended to discharge for alcohol and drug abuse.

Yet despite dwindling resources they're still tasked with covering the largest city in America.

Reid is a leader in a national Democratic Party that is committed generally to reducing carbon emissions and therefore global reliance on coal -– a dwindling yet still popular and important industry in the far eastern and western parts of the state.

The "old" files are still present but dwindling.

That Mr. Gore is still clinging to dwindling hopes is not surprising, given his situation.

With globalization now an important theme in most courses, the international majors that still exist are dwindling in popularity.

The parade had a poignant aspect this year, as the Russian leadership seemed to acknowledge that the number of war veterans still alive was dwindling.

And with the removal of the 10% band, I'd guess that the numbers in Ned's pollyanna posse are dwindling still further.

Now, it seems that American goals are becoming narrower still, with time dwindling before a military withdrawal is to begin next year, and frustration mounting at the war's costs and at rampant corruption in the Karzai government.

Meanwhile, the issue of whether or not to drill in the Arctic refuge, at a time when BP's Alaska oil reserves are dwindling, still has the company tied up in knots.

The places where the FA Cup final is still sacrosanct are dwindling but Romania remains one of them.