Dwindle

As Eugenia's popularity soared, her weight began to dwindle - and soon, almost every one of her videos was flooded with concerned comments.

Emotions ran high for cowboys who saw their chances to reach the final 35 dwindle.

In the event that doesn’t happen, however, he says it’s likely the number of crypto businesses in the U.S. will dwindle.

Shortly after their appointment, the excitement around the transformation that they promise begins to dwindle, and the honeymoon often ends abruptly around the 18-month mark.

Strong’s career started to dwindle in the 1980s as he started to make less music for himself.

The Astros saw their lead dwindle as managed to hit a sacrifice fly to left in the second inning.

The cumulative effect would be that groundwater flow volume that recharges the Sepik River System would dwindle in time, resulting in lower water levels with consequential effects.

The precipitation filled reservoirs but did nothing to change the reality that California faces a frighteningly water-scarce future as rivers dwindle and groundwater levels drop.

We’ll start our weekend with some wet surfaces, but shower chances will dwindle as we go through the morning hours.

While the bank pushed many developing countries to invest in industries that ultimately did not have longevity, rich nations’ hunger for many of the Global South’s key commodities began to dwindle.

With the average age of Australia's Vietnam veterans being 87, Mr Gardiner said the event will eventually dwindle away, but while they can, they will continue hosting the event.

Blood drives like the one organized by EMRAS are integral to addressing the ongoing need for blood donations, which can significantly dwindle especially during certain times of the year like holidays or in the wake of global pandemics.

But in the long-term, it’s entirely possible that car ownership could start to dwindle, and eventually die.

Each soldier has a specific, tightly organized mission, which becomes increasingly difficult to fulfill as troop numbers dwindle.

Even that level of success requires authors to fight tooth and nail and trade every possible favor as the marketing budgets at publishers, including the big ones, continue to dwindle.

He said that the fishermen were also worried that their catch and income would dwindle.

Higher snowfall amounts developed south of New York City Friday, causing snow chances there to dwindle.

However, that initial motivation will likely dwindle – it is an important but non-urgent task, after all.

If duties on imported goods double or more, U.S. demand could dwindle because the extra costs will be passed on the buyers.

Just ask Jay-Jay Okocha, who lost the armband to Kevin Nolan in late 2005 when his own Premier League performances started to dwindle under the weight of his responsibilities.