Sentence examples for a thinning out from inspiring English sources

Rusbridger has warned that the recession and structural changes in the newspaper industry mean there may be a "thinning out" of national titles and "that for the first time since the Enlightenment you are going to have major cities in the UK and western democracies without any verifiable news".

"There is going to be a thinning out of the ranks".

"There is very little evidence there will be a thinning out of the marketplace anytime before next fall," Mr. Fogelson of Universal said.

Gen. Shmuel Zakai, the commander of the Israeli force, said that despite a thinning out of forces on Friday, the operation would continue.

In the melting-pot states like California, Professor Frey sees a "barbell economy" with growth at the bottom and the top and a thinning out for the group in the middle.

Timothy Richards, president-elect of the realtors association, said that while there has been a thinning out of buyers "the market is moving forward, just not as frantically as it has in the past year".

The underpainting should be painted with a thinned out base color.

The industry expects a thinning-out of the BBC's top ranks rather than a bracing gust of competition.The long-term consequences of the BBC's horrible autumn are harder to predict.

The second movement is brief, throbbing and slow, the third a burlesque-like scherzo, while the long finale provides the only surprise, with its sudden plunge into Berg-like introspection, a slow climb towards a massive climax and a thinning-out to a rarefied close.

Oddly, these two tendencies meet in "Tramps," which isn't a bad movie but, rather, a thinned-out and calculated, caper-like throwback to gritty, hands-on picaresque New York stories.

"But I think we're seeing a gradual thinning out of the players active in this sector".