Sentence examples for a dwindling share from inspiring English sources

But at the same time, a dwindling share — 28 percent, compared with 45 percent a decade earlier — thinks college is available to the vast majority of qualified, motivated students.

First is a dwindling share of exports to the United States, the world's largest economy.

With states providing a dwindling share of money for higher education, many states and public universities are rethinking their ties.

A dwindling share of the Canadian movement less than 35 percent by 1990 retained ties to the AFL CIO.

Taxes account for a dwindling share of GDP (25%), while debt-service costs are rising: they reached 20% of GDP last year.

Shipments to the United States may make up a dwindling share of exports by many Asian countries as trade within the region has grown.

While tire-related crashes killed 500 to 700 Americans a year from 1991 to 1999, tire problems also represent a gradually dwindling share of all traffic deaths.

Tire problems were a factor in roughly one-tenth of the rollover deaths in Explorers during the 1990's, an unusually high proportion at a time when tire-related deaths were a tiny and dwindling share of traffic deaths.

The Irish Internet-security company, once worth £5.1 billion ($8 billion), suffered a mini-collapse of its ever dwindling share price that took its value to as low as £120m.Webvan, an American online grocer once valued at $8.7 billion, said that it would close with the loss of 2,000 jobs.

Now, his fate and the bullying that is common in conscript armies may only deter Taiwanese all the more from joining up voluntarily.Taiwan's plans to abolish conscription by 2015 come at a time of concerns about defence spending's dwindling share.

Those communities have repeatedly raised taxes and slashed school budgets to offset their own dwindling share of state aid.