Examples of using Had dwindled in English and their translations into Russian
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Fish stocks had dwindled.
Do you know how disappointed daddy would be If he knew how our numbers had dwindled?
By the end of the 10th century the Gurjara-Pratihara domains had dwindled to a small state centered on Kannauj.
Project-related funding had dwindled considerably since 1990, reduced to zero during several years, including 2004.
By 2009, the population had dwindled to 12.
By December the protest camp had dwindled to a few hundred people due to the construction work stoppage and harsh winter weather.
By the 1820s, the population of Shelburne had dwindled to about 300.
By this point Hannibal's fire had dwindled to almost nothing so Ferris ordered his men to shelter below decks.
On 30 August 2003 the total fuel reserves of Liberia had dwindled to 800,000 gallons.
By November 2001 their numbers had dwindled to a mere 592, mostly elderly- 427 Greek and 165 Maronite Cypriots.
Only 20 per cent of San Bushmen had access to land and their numbers had dwindled to the level of 1950.
By November 2001 their numbers had dwindled to a mere 592, mostly elderly, Greek(427) and Maronite(165) Cypriots.
The third generation of Afghan refugees had been born, even as international support had dwindled significantly.
By the end of 2007 their numbers had dwindled to a mere 511, mostly elderly, Greek(369) and Maronite(142) Cypriots.
Despite a number of pledges of new and additional resources for development,the overall level of resources for development had dwindled.
By the 1930s, the Boddington family shareholding had dwindled to around 40 per cent.
While international support for Afghan refugees had dwindled, his country continued to ease the humanitarian pressures facing the Afghan Government and the international community.
The Khojaly population before Armenia's territorial claim was 23,757, but this had dwindled to 2,500 before that fateful February day.
Regarding Africa, although the Fund provided several loans in support of pastoralists and other marginalized groups in the late 1980s andearly 1990s, by the end of the 1990s that support had dwindled.
By September 2010, the number of the enclaved Greek Cypriots had dwindled to a mere 456, mostly elderly Greek(344) and Maronite(112) Cypriots.
Also, as a proportion of the Agency's overall financial needs,the financial cushion authorized by the General Assembly 36 years earlier had shrunk in real value even as staff positions funded by other agencies had dwindled to one tenth of the number in 1974.
The numbers of enclaved Greek Cypriots in the occupied area had dwindled to fewer than 500 and their human rights, including property and inheritance rights, were not being respected.
Staff members served the Organization diligently and enthusiastically,yet over the past 10 years their purchasing power had dwindled by 18 per cent- one fifth of their earnings.
While the significance of cooperatives had dwindled in the context of rapid globalization and corporate transnationalism, cooperatives now had a new role to play as organizations for self-help and self-reliance.
Mr. Chaudhry(Pakistan) observed that although, over the years,the number of Non-Self-Governing Territories had dwindled to 16, there was much delicate and deliberate work ahead, and the responsibility was shared by all.
The Office's share of the regular budget had dwindled to only 1.54 per cent, only 88 of its 155 core Professional posts were financed from that budget, and 67 per cent of its overall budget now came from voluntary contributions.
Although Turkey had recently taken steps to improve respect for the educational and religious rights of enclaved Greek Cypriots in the occupied area,their numbers had dwindled to 500 and their human rights were not respected.
Sectarian violence appeared much reduced and the number of high-profile attacks had dwindled to such an extent that weeks would go by without a single vehicle bomb or other form of mass casualty attack.
His delegation supported the recommendation that the current contribution rate should be maintained and should continue to be kept under review. That was all the more important since investment income,one of the Fund's two major sources of income, had dwindled considerably over the past two and a half years.
Unfortunately, FDI flows to those countries had dwindled in 2003, even though many of them offered favourable conditions for foreign investment- in some cases more attractive conditions than were available to domestic capital.