Sentence examples for a result of dwindling from inspiring English sources
Under the Dorset plan, education in the area faces a huge reorganisation, largely as a result of dwindling pupil numbers.
Paleontologist Daniel Fisher of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, is skeptical, however, noting that the study included only a small number of mammoths and that inbreeding could be purely a result of dwindling population rather than a cause.
As a result of dwindling enrollment, only three Catholic schools continue to operate within Youngstown proper.
As we see it, artists have as much to lose as many other groups as a result of a dwindling public sector; the Artists Assemblyy will provide a space in which we can mobilise to effect real change.
"As we see it, artists have as much to lose as many other groups as a result of a dwindling public sector; the Artists Assemblyy will provide a space in which we can mobilise to affect real change," says the letter.
It sits near the end of a cul de sac on East 113th Street between Second and Third Avenues and has been closed since February 2007, when the Archdiocese of New York shuttered it as part of a round of parish closings church officials said was the result of dwindling attendance.
The result of dwindling housing supply has seen rents in the private sector rocket.
What made these killings extraordinary was the number of victims coupled with the likelihood that their deaths were a result of a feud over dwindling resources.
Indeed, prior to this weekend's mass rally, momentum on the streets for the anti-government movement appeared to be waning following the end of the so-called "Bangkok Shutdown," a result, in part, of dwindling numbers.
The Adelaide club was shut down at the end of the 1998 season as a result of poor on-field performances, dwindling crowd numbers, financial losses and a reduction in the number of teams in the NRL.
Avandia sales, once topping $3 billion a year, have dwindled as a result of publicity about heart risks and government warnings.
