Sentence examples for will have dwindled from inspiring English sources

But according to a new report, by 2030 the number of picnickers will have dwindled – by then, one in two people living in towns and cities could be suffering from hay fever.

No one can say whether audiences will stick with the story, or whether, in two years' time, they will have dwindled to a small band of hobbit wanna-bes, lining up glumly in the rain.

If I were to return next year, I would find that the rain forest will have dwindled further still.

By next year, that figure will have dwindled by a third to $12 million.

By the time you read this Eddie Hearn's 48-hour deadline for Amir Khan to accept a fight with his IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook at Wembley Stadium in June will probably have dwindled out of sight, with no winners.

By that point owing to superbacteria, rampant doping, wild dogs, samba-related stress disorders, hammer accidents, and an epidemic of badminton-racquet-shaped bruises the field will likely have dwindled to only a handful of runners, at least six of whom are almost certainly Brazilian politicians in horse costumes.

But thanks to Gina, savior of good ol' parliamentary sovereignty, the chances that they'll ever get that opportunity have dwindled from slim to approaching nil.

But thanks to Gina, saviour of good ol' Parliamentary Sovereignty, the chances that they'll ever get that opportunity have dwindled from slim to approaching nil.

Brian Leetch, the veteran defenseman from that championship season, will regain the fire and desire that have dwindled in recent seasons.

Your heart rate will not be as high and your total calorie burn may have dwindled.

But nightly crowds have dwindled from the near-thousands to just a handful, and by the end of the summer, the Catch will close.