Examples of using Dwindled in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Tears ran, motivation dwindled, and insomnia set in;
From comic to comic, his interest in even attempting a coherent story dwindled.
His support dwindled as the prominence of Russian nationalist rhetoric and the Orthodox Church grew.
Although the number of coachbuilders had dwindled there were well-known names such as H. J.
The power of McCarthy dwindled when he even exercised attacks against members of the U. S.
The central value dwindled, the resentment increased,
Church attendance soon dwindled to its original size.
Firefox has dwindled in the past few months, particularly with its new versioning structure.
Their numbers had dwindled by then to some 5,000.
But our numbers dwindled along the way.
The IMF's influence dwindled, and he resigned in 2007“for personal reasons.”.
Of course, my performance dwindled as a result.
After he had received the extreme unction his consciousness visibly dwindled.
My feet hurt like after a 40km-day and the surefootedness dwindled gradually.
Their lead over Tampa Bay in the Atlantic Division had dwindled to two points.
Over the years, those numbers dwindled.
This has also dwindled.
the number of caravans to the north dwindled.
as the EU funds dwindled, the only thing that had Arab interest.
Generally speaking, ALMP effectiveness was likely to diminish during a downturn as job placement possibilities dwindled.