Sentence examples for value has dwindled from inspiring English sources
If Vladimir Putin was to decide his propaganda value has dwindled, he might even find himself in a few years traded for a prominent Russian held in the US.
Founded in 1973 by Gordon Merchant, a surfer who started out making board shorts in the kitchen of his home on Australia's Gold Coast, the company has been swimming against the current in recent years as sales have plunged and its market value has dwindled.
As home values have dwindled, prices have gone up and 401 k)s have gone down, people have talked about the fact that the American Dream is no longer obtainable.
Since last year, the value of their portfolios has dwindled by billions of dollars as the stocks of companies like the Dynegy Corporation, the Williams Companies and Reliant Resources Inc. have plummeted.
The value of the shares has dwindled, and Sky continues to hold on to them despite being told by regulators to reduce its stake to less than 7.5%.
The value of McBurney's picture has dwindled to about three thousand dollars.
The government continues to function by printing money to pay its bills, but as the currency has dwindled in value, state workers have increasingly demanded regular raises.
Because American factory farms mass produce swine with such efficiency that the cash value of a pig's life has dwindled downward.
While the power of trade unions has dwindled, and societal value still favors more elite professions, young students are finding themselves drawn to stable paychecks in fields where there's an obvious need.
His interest has dwindled.
