Significados de dwindle further en inglés

She was optimistic trading would not dwindle further heading into the busiest time of year.

By the late 1970s, the clandestine service was halved, only to dwindle further over the next two decades.

Will it dwindle further?

Apart from the devastating conservation implications of elephant poaching, Botswana has an enormous amount to lose if its elephant populations dwindle further.

Export demand had dwindled further, and domestic sales were not much better.

Emergency fuel consignments were ordered from Britain as supply dwindled further.

The massive overheads shed half their normal light and flickered as they dwindled further.

And if you crane to see the dwindling further peaks, you miss the new splendours.

Confidence has dwindled further since September as a financial markets crisis pointed to a severe global recession.

Numbers in the traditional community in Jerusalem's Old City have dwindled further under Israeli rule since 1967.

That number dropped to 10 percent since the FDA warning, and doctors say the number probably has dwindled further.

But liquidity and capital are two different things, and what banks lack, and can see dwindling further, is capital.

Host families who have taken in the displaced were already poor and their food resources are dwindling further, it said.

Furthermore, hostile glances and reticent words seemed of little consequence when awakened daily, despite herself, to dwindled resources dwindling further.

Growth in lending to Ireland's private sector dwindled further in December as economic fears and a crumbling property market depressed demand.

By 2000, that number had dwindled further to just 38%.