Sentence examples for a trend of dwindling from inspiring English sources
But some Tories detect a trend of dwindling public tolerance for pain.
This is an important step toward reversing the unwelcome trend of dwindling student numbers in the natural and also marine sciences.
They noted that the longer-term trend of dwindling claims appeared to be intact and said the figures might be revised next week.
Against the trend of dwindling resources in this critical area of need, Buttle UK is proud to have formed a partnership with the City of London Corporation's charity, City Bridge Trust, to provide individual grants to children and families across Greater London over the next three years to support the emotional and material needs of the child or young person affected by domestic violence.
Celebrities have long been known to help draw attention to bills and causes, and so are eagerly sought by interest groups, especially at a time of dwindling resources and a trend against earmarking for special groups or causes.
It is often debated whether its causes are political or a matter of dwindling resources.
There too find silence and a sense of dwindling — or perhaps renewing.
As a result of dwindling enrollment, only three Catholic schools continue to operate within Youngstown proper.
Such information may however be useful for assessing the efficiency of resources used in a situation of dwindling health care funds and steeply increasing demand.
After several years of dwindling aid to such countries, 2015 saw the trend bucked with an increase of 4% on the previous year's bilateral funding, bringing the total to $25bn.
