Examples of using Dwindle in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Dwarf, dwindle.
Dwindle and dwarf.
Their numbers dwindle.
Dwindle, dwarf and dwell.
Their numbers dwindle over time.
Eventually, your decision-making will dwindle.
His attention to you dwindles over time.
And as the ice dwindles, so do the bears' chances of a successful hunt.
And that number may soon dwindle to five.
The nest's population dwindles, and eventually, they're taken over by a neighboring colony.
The fish keep coming for over an hour butas the tide starts to fall so their numbers dwindle.
As these encounters dwindle, the population's ability to recover from every blow becomes negligible.”.
As strange as it might seem,people's knowledge and understanding may actually dwindle as gadgets grant them easier access to online data stores.".
Since the 19th century, beekeepers have reported occasional mass disappearances, giving them enigmatic names like disappearing disease,spring dwindle disease and autumn collapse.
In less than 35 years, we will have no gas,as our energy resources dwindle and needs rise due to global warming, scarcity will spark the inevitable-- a massive, bloody world war.
Conversely, if the parent becomes unemployed, this causes its own form of stress and conflict,as finances dwindle and uncertainty sets in about the future.
The strategy has paid off:While other AIDS groups around the country have seen their funding dwindle, amfAR's has doubled during Frost's seven-year tenure, which he attributes to how successfully such aspirational messaging resonates with amfAR supporters.
When tycoons and icons of the markets and fairs of the great, global and central‘art world' are transferred into a small and local market and scene, they are dwarfed,run out of breath, dwindle away, robbed of their relations, lose all aspect and character.
But as fast as the discipline of social life modifies character- as fast as, through lack of use,the old predatory instincts dwindle- as fast as the sympathetic feelings grow; so fast does this hard rule become less necessary; so fast does the authority of the ruler diminish; so fast does the awe of him disappear.
Limited occurrences resembling CCD have been documented as early as 1869 and this set of symptoms has, in the past several decades, been given many different names(disappearing disease, spring dwindle, May disease, autumn collapse, and fall dwindle disease).
The report pointed for instance to the African Lungfish, a long eel-like fish,which it said has seen its numbers dwindle due largely to overfishing, poor fishing practices and environmental degradation as wetlands are converted to agricultural land.
So many people signed up for the money that the Federal Trade Commission had to warn that thepot of cash set aside might dwindle to the point that people who opted for the payment would get close to nothing.
A dwindling social circle due to deaths or relocation;
Allison, respect for your taste is, uh, dwindling by the second.
I heard membership in the Pack was dwindling, but… this is a disappointing reception.
Dwindling savings, your schemes.
Key natural resources are dwindling and in danger, and pollution is increasing.”.
A dwindling number of distressed properties is also contributing to the home shortage.
The dwindling, the kindling, all the indling!
I am raining down destruction on your dwindling fleet of doomed ships.