Sentences with phrase «ever dwindling numbers»

Yes the govt considers them white but that is not how most of them feel and the only reason the government recently started counting arabs and jews as white is because the bigots like you are scared of your ever dwindling numbers.

An ever dwindling number of fishermen continue the tradition of building and using the totora boats which Huanchaco locals claim were the first precursors to surf boards.

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He'll be holding a rally for his ever - dwindling number of supporters, and as part of these theatrics, will likely issue a presidential pardon for convicted criminal and disgraced former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.

If the only card you ever play is,»... or you'll go to hell,» you will see your numbers dwindle.

Maybe the answer to our ever - dwindling numbers of young Catholics is an official visit to Britain by the Supreme Pontiff himself, something which, of course, is out of our hands.

Staff numbers have dwindled under austerity cuts, but prisoner numbers continue to skyrocket as a tough - on - crime justice secretary stuffs ever more men and women into a system which long ago reached its limit.

I think we are starting to see some changes in the last decade though, and the number of men put off by powerful women is ever - dwindling.»

Few companies ever made ebook readers, but these days the number has dwindled to just three serious competitors.

I know there was one infamous show where the numbers dwindled as the night went on, but I don't believe we've ever had an attendance this low!

The idea of pick up and play fighting games has been dwindling for a number of years now, to the point where even the once beginner friendly Mortal Kombat has shifted ever so slightly in order to pick up competitive tournament players.

Our species is the most successful ever, still growing in numbers and absorbing more and more natural resources for its industrial metabolism, which is largely based on fossil fuels and other dwindling stocks.