Sentence examples similar to a dwindling opportunity from inspiring English sources
At a time of dwindling opportunity and security, immigrants, who can easily be exploited and compelled to work for less than their economic worth, are sometimes seen as an economic threat to the locals.
For all the demographic and electoral map advantages that the Democrats have come to enjoy in presidential politics, Hillary Clinton will also need to give voice to middle class anxieties about stagnant incomes, wealth inequality and dwindling opportunity.
The Brexit invitation is to leave the world's greatest force for openness and liberal trade – the European Union – so weakening it and us, in order to embrace the dwindling opportunities of a globe that is giving up even holding today's line in open borders and trade.
Many musicians cite another sort of recession behind the dwindling opportunities: the Classical Music Recession.
Then there's our lack of jobs, lack of income growth, diminishing prospects and dwindling opportunities.
This, combined with his growing impatience with sideman work, gradually resulted in dwindling opportunities.
There is precious little comfort to be had in staying, but dwindling opportunities to get out.
Or perhaps they realize the dwindling opportunities for members of their age group who didn't go to college.
"Even the three days before, up until that opening day, what do I got?" he said of his dwindling opportunities.
And he lamented the dwindling opportunities for cartoonists, most of whom are independent contractors, and their aging readership.
