Dwindling playing time was a factor in the decisions of both Harrell and Johnson.

Dwindling numbers had made it possible to convert two small dormitories into a self-contained unit for her.

Dwindling water even threatens the vital rice crop.

Dwindling numbers are due to poaching for meat and hide, as well as habitat destruction.

Dwindling numbers around the main Hawaiian Islands have also led to several proposals to reduce the catch of fish in this region.

Dwindling numbers of species outside; dwindling selection of products inside.

Dwindling water sloshed.

Dwindling Portuguese immigration (1960-2009)

Dwindling resources are forcing it to close, said Maria Napoli, a mixed-media artist who became the gallery director in December 1997.

A Dwindling Role Yet the wealth effect also plays a dwindling role in forecasters' calculations.

Dwindling state and Federal funding is prompting nonprofit health and social service providers to cut back services and spend more time fund-raising, administrators at nonprofit agencies said.

A Dwindling Presence With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Russian Army's western frontiers have been moving steadily eastward.

Dwindling provisions, exacerbated by Tipu's slash-and-burn tactics, forced Cornwallis to abandon the idea of besieging Seringapatam that season, so he retreated to Bangalore.

A Dwindling Audience For New Music Stravinsky and Copland, perhaps the most famous members of the tonal faction, shocked their colleagues by embracing Serialism in the 1950's.

Rebels' Dwindling Chances In the south, Shiite rebels were reported fighting Iraqi troops in the city of Karbala, which the Shiites asserted they retook on Thursday.

I SHOUTED A DWINDLING SCREAM!

Lawrence Morahan, "Conservative Icon Weyrich Warns 'Moral Minority' Still Dwindling (http://www.conservativenews.org/Politics/archive/200201/POL20020114b.html)," Conservative News Service, January 14, 2002.

The Daisy Is Dwindling Dutch farmers have achieved some of the world's highest yields per acre of flowers, vegetables, meat and produce, but their constant manicuring of the land and use of chemicals have also driven out numerous native plant and animal species.

By last year, my time had dwindled to almost nothing.

In under 12 minutes, 18 points had dwindled to 1.

They dwindled down to a couple in the last few years.

His resources, never large to begin with, were dwindling quickly.

But that market has dwindled in the last two years.

By 1903 the population of the area had dwindled to 66 people.

However, in more recent times the town's population has dwindled.

However their numbers have dwindled over the past two years.

The population dwindled from its former level of almost 20,000 to 16,500.

A population of more than 600 had dwindled over the past 20 years to 90.

My poor father's health and his income were dwindling together.

As the needs grow, money to meet them has dwindled.

Now the group has dwindled to fewer than 200 people.

Their numbers dwindled, but recently they have been seen in the area again.

Under the plan, they are expected to dwindle to about 800 in three years.

His four hours of sleep have dwindled down to two and then to nothing.

Before their eyes he seemed to dwindle both in years and size.

The sound of his voice appeared to dwindle on the second word.

Now it has dwindled to 5,000 and continues to fall.

The sun she left behind was soon dwindled to another star, and then to nothing.

His income in a couple of years dwindled down to nothing.

In the space of two or three months my professional life dwindled away to almost nothing.

The population reached 715 in 1940, but dwindled again after 1949.

However, their population has been dwindling for the last few decades.

By evening, the numbers had dwindled to less than 30.