Sentence examples for support has dwindled from inspiring English sources

Public support has dwindled.

Its support has dwindled to under 10%.

As of last week, support has dwindled to 34%.

The president's support has dwindled even in his own Radical party: in a primary last weekend in Buenos Aires's inner core, Mr de la Rua's home turf, his candidates were defeated.The Peronists, the main opposition, have difficulties of their own.

The center-right opposition has opposed the bulk of the austerity program, and the prime minister's popular support has dwindled as Greeks have been hit by a seemingly endless series of tax increases and wage and pension cuts.

The real hit a record low of 2.95 against the dollar on July 24th after a new poll showed Mr Gomes far ahead of Mr Serra, whose support has dwindled to 14%, down from 21% last month.

Gen. Khin Yi, said she was unlikely to be able to draw large gatherings because her support had dwindled over the years.

The chances of her daughter getting that support had dwindled in the past year, she said, because of cuts to the local authority budget.

Mr. Bragman took his fight to the chamber late this afternoon even after he had publicly acknowledged that his base of support had dwindled in recent days as Mr. Silver rallied his own troops, punished disloyal lawmakers and threatened retaliation against any other legislator who crossed him.

The year 1148 also saw the departure of Matilda from England, as her support had dwindled over the previous few years and Stephen was able to secure control of most of England.

Though many Democratic lawmakers stood by Ms. Oliphant at first, her support base has dwindled over the last year and now consists mostly of black ministers who accuse her critics of racism.