dwindling

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dwindling /d ˈwɪn də lɪŋ/ ?

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Slots on the payroll are dwindling rapidly.
Now, for the first time in nearly three decades, this dwindling group of outcasts are completely surrounded by the Lao government troops that hunt them.
Cox oversaw the dwindling SEC staff and a sharp drop in action against some traders.

In an op-ed piece yesterday, Google boss Eric Schmidt said: "With dwindling revenue and diminished resources, frustrated newspaper executives are looking for someone to blame. Much of their anger is currently directed at Google...... the facts...
on Dec 3, 2009 By: Eric Schmidt Source: Independent
"That's not surprising from a White House that has stubbornly refused to change course even in the face of dwindling support from American people whose sons and daughters are dying" said Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt.
on Mar 27, 2007 By: Patrick Leahy Source: Forbes
"I didn't let that eat at me a lot, but when it started dwindling down to where you could count on one hand your shots at the Daytona 500, and then it started going down - four, three, we don't know anymore," Martin said. "This is the crown...
on Feb 9, 2009 By: Mark Martin Source: International Herald Tribune