Sentence examples for accelerated dwindling from inspiring English sources
Others predict an accelerated dwindling of white players, leaving African Americans, currently two-thirds of the NFL roster, increasingly prevalent.
However, pressure from the New Zealanders ensured the former captain was left with the quandary of merely playing out the overs with the tail or trying to accelerate the dwindling run rate, and he sliced Nathan McCullum to point as the innings swiftly folded.
Despite his varied investments across the world North's finances eventually dwindled, his decline was accelerated by the Chilean Civil War.
And as thick smoke sends soot drifting to the Arctic, black carbon settles on already dwindling sea ice, which accelerates melting and intensifies global warming.
This further accelerates the dwindling of the number of works of art still floating in the market.
The death this week of Al Qaeda's deputy leader, Abu Yahya al-Libi, is likely to accelerate a shift in power from the group's dwindling leadership in Pakistan to its increasingly autonomous franchises, particularly the branch in Yemen, whose focus on attacking American interests is sure to continue, according to United States counterterrorism officials.
And from a practical point of view, this destruction of habitat contributes to the dwindling of fish stocks worldwide.Technology Quarterly Getting serious No fridge required Accelerated progress The eyes have it Shellfish desires Heat from the street Playing tag The small print Crystal clear Hafnium and chips Don't invent, evolve Reality, only better Spreading the load Playing or processing?
In October, a Pentagon report warned that climate change was a national security issue, one that can accelerate or magnify crises by creating food and water shortages, waves of refugees or conflict over dwindling natural resources.
