Sentence examples similar to a dry up from inspiring English sources

A drying up of this supply would mostly hurt the poor.

With trade declining, poor nations have witnessed a drying up of financial resources.

The slide in exports has been exacerbated by a drying up of trade credit.

And problems in European banks could as in 2009 lead to a drying up of trade finance.

Khaled, our guide, revealed water under a thin crust of creamy dust in a dried up ravine.

Basically, the shock was a loss of export demand from Asia and a drying up of capital inflows.

Now they face a triple catastrophe of slumping demand, price cutting by big chains and a drying up of liquidity.

Neglect of business by banks, neglect of the long term by companies, and a drying up of venture capital all point to such a decline.

The property has 65km of river frontage to the Darling, but these days the mighty river is just a dried up riverbed with a few stagnant pools.

Is that right? A. I don't think it's accurate to say we have a drying up of the pipeline.

Developing countries without large foreign currency reserves may also be hurt by a drying up of credit to finance investment and trade.