Examples of using Dwindled in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The number of visitors also dwindled.
The population dwindled from year to year;
Over the years, those numbers dwindled.
The number dwindled during the second Polish Republic.
After the wars however, production dwindled.
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On Saturday, that number dwindled to the hundreds.
After this time, his scientific work dwindled.
Its population dwindled and finally almost disappeared.
For weeks, our wagon was mired in mud, our food supplies dwindled.
Furthermore, revenue from"other sources" dwindled due to various factors.
When the war came to an end, Mussolini's popularity dwindled.
Their wing muscles have dwindled and they can't fly even if they wanted to.
Due to the Turkish attacks that became continuous from 1564,the settlement impoverished and its population dwindled.
The culture according to the description dwindled under the millennia.
As the number of hospitable destinations dwindled, tens of thousands of German, Austrian, and Polish Jews emigrated to Shanghai, one destination that did not require a visa.
Over the years, the village of Sant'Alessio has dwindled to only 330 inhabitants.
Through the seven year Campaign of the Thousand Tarns, he distinguished himself in glorious carnage, his star of fame shining ever brighter,while the number of comrades in arms steadily dwindled.
A population of 32,000 decades ago has dwindled to just over 17,000 today.
The love that we once had has dwindled, and this relationship has become a real burden on my life.
However, Athens lost most of its power and probably dwindled to a small hill fortress once again.
The meagre income from the small farm dwindled further after the old man's death and was not sufficient to feed so many mouths.
The government has so far been able to maintain overall stability but,as oil revenues have dwindled, the state is struggling to maintain control over parts of the national territory.
The meagre income from the small farm dwindled further after the old man's death and was not sufficient to feed so many mouths.
Food shortages sparked riots, currencies plummeted, fuel reserves dwindled, and oil-producing nations began to ration what remained.
They add that trust between Brussels and member states dwindled, and policy came to reflect the lowest common denominator of popular opinion.
Over the last five years trust between Brussels and member states dwindled and policy came to reflect the lowest common denominator of opinion.
The number of attorneys active in firms of two to five lawyers dwindled by 8 percent during that same time period, but a boutique firm isn't about size.
Indeed, individuals have failed, organizations collapsed, empires dwindled and civilizations vanished- all for want of the knowledge in L.
In about A.D. 400,the Nephites also rejected the word of God, dwindled in unbelief, and were destroyed, thus ending approximately 1,000 years of Nephite civilization.
Local distribution and consumption(such as organic box schemes),energy used dwindled to a fraction of that needed for an intensive, centralised food system.