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Meanings of dwindling in English
Portuguese
abatimento Spanish
mengua Usage of dwindling in English
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It's a dwindling number compared to just a few short years ago.
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The BBC's rapidly dwindling list of sporting events is hardly breaking news.
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Photo: Supplied There are international concerns about the world's dwindling bee population.
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Yemen is struggling with soaring unemployment and dwindling oil and water reserves.
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Meanwhile, yet another survey showed the dwindling number of IPO's across sectors.
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Other challenges include dwindling foreign exchange reserves and a continuing economic slump.
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But weak production data could help mitigate the effects of dwindling demand.
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But there is increasing evidence of dwindling export demand in many sectors.
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In Senegal, dwindling stocks pose a threat to livelihoods and food security.
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At the same time, resources available to finance the hedge are dwindling.
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For her, that means the power of the selfie is dwindling too.
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Amid dwindling numbers, there is concern that the Macanese community risks extinction.
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Or perhaps Rocky associated the dwindling highway behind them with the past.
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Hospitals are asked to provide partners with masks from their dwindling supply.
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Early this month, with numbers dwindling, they withdrew to a city park.
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U.S. banks' muni bond buying spiked after dwindling the previous three quarters.
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