Examples of using Dwindled in English and their translations into Arabic
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Over the years, those numbers dwindled.
The number of Serbs and Roma remaining in Kosovo has dwindled to less than half of the original population as a result of unacceptable revenge attacks.
After the prayers, the number dwindled to a row and a half, and I don't even know if anyone remained to pray the Taraweeh prayers after the imam or not.
In addition, however, although United Nations programmes had grown, core resources for those programmes had dwindled, a trend which should be reversed.
On average, the developing countries continued to register solid growth while economic activity had stagnated or dwindled in the industrialized countries.
Initially they were an essential means of transport, but with better technology their importance dwindled until they were removed in line with environmental treaties.
core contributions have dwindled and have only partly been offset by increases in non-core resource mobilization.
They add that trust between Brussels and member states dwindled, and policy came to reflect the lowest common denominator of popular opinion.
they had trade with the mother country-- Norway-- and that trade dwindled: partly because Norway got weaker,
The landmine campaign eventually dwindled away.
But our numbers dwindled along the way.
This dwindled to as low as 150 animals by 1970.
our birth rate dwindled.
Their water storages dwindled to between 20% and 35% capacity in 2007.
The return movements dwindled(only 6,000 between January and June), while departures increased.
For weeks, our wagon was mired in mud, our food supplies dwindled.
However, they did not respond well to enslavement and soon the population dwindled to nothing.
Although participation in peacekeeping missions had dwindled over the past few years, their significance remained unchanged.
It was unfortunate that aid flows had dwindled just when they could have the biggest impact.
After the camps were closed, state subsidies, local industries and communication dwindled to almost nothing.
