Sentence examples for a year of dwindling from inspiring English sources

Hoboken, which expects its property tax revenue to fall this year, plans to lay off or demote dozens of police officers and firefighters, and trim the overall municipal work force by 10percentto to balance a $75 million operating budget in a year of dwindling revenues.

The truck maker Isuzu Motors said it would stop selling sport utility vehicles and pickups in North America in a year because of dwindling demand.

People in the city talked about a collective fatigue with years of dwindling incomes, vanishing job opportunities and a loss of a sense of security.

My colleague Matthew Weaver writes: The post-election boost represents a 6% rise in its overall membership, after years of dwindling numbers willing to commit to the party.

The CSIRO's board signed off on a major restructure of the organisation in February after years of dwindling external investment, and in anticipation of deep cuts in the Abbott government's first budget in May.

The ban on most of the trade, after an abrupt but temporary suspension of exports in January, occurred after years of dwindling sturgeon catches.

Steinway sold itself to CBS after years of dwindling profits and managerial discord.

Gay Men's Press has finally ceased trading after years of dwindling sales.

After enduring years of dwindling sales, the company said on Monday that it was exploring "strategic options" — business code for searching for a savior.

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.

The city had already taken the unusual step of reducing pension benefits by 8.5 percent for current retirees, after it declared bankruptcy in 1999, yielding to years of dwindling money, mismanagement and corruption.