1.   As phone revenues dwindle, telecom companies are relying on DSL and other fast Internet services to generate growth.

2.   But his older, dependable revenue dwindled before he could tap this new source.

3.   But many health-care experts and advocates for the poor are worried about the impact of cost-cutting on care for the poor as revenues dwindle.

4.   But the company has been unable to finish the work and get BriteStar into production because revenue has been dwindling along with sales of its other products.

5.   Household incomes and corporate profits would fall and government revenue would dwindle.

6.   Household incomes and corporate profits would fall and government revenues would dwindle.

7.   If the economy falls into recession, household incomes and corporate profits will fall and government revenues will dwindle.

8.   Property tax revenue will dwindle as overpriced generating plants lose value in a competitive market.

9.   Revenue was dwindling and certain programs were costing more and more money.

10.   The finance ministers may also allow exceptions in time of recession, when government revenues dwindle and spending soars.