Sentence examples for and dwindling of from inspiring English sources

Overexploitation and reliance on wild resources and dwindling of wild habitats due to increasing human population is a serious risk to the medicinal plant resources in the area.

"I don't sit there and dwindle on the last couple of shots I missed," Knight said.

Of the wave of mergers and dwindling number of airlines, he said, "I'll soon be running the fifth or sixth largest airline in the country, but I'll really have less than 1percentt of the market".

Marine mammals consist primarily of dolphins and dwindling numbers of manatees in tropical regions and harp seals in the northwest of the basin.

In 1980, the Town Board organized its own nonprofit development group, the Blue Mountain Development Corporation, but the high cost of building and the dwindling of subsidies kept a development opportunity from arising.

In my opinion the increasing challenge and dwindling supply of a finite amount of coins will raise the overall value of Litecoin.

Hydrogen as an energy currency, carrier and storage medium may be a key component of the solution to problems of global warming, poor air quality and dwindling reserves of liquid hydrocarbon fuels.

This observation may suggest that being declared as 'beyond parental control' as an adolescent in Nigeria is a 'milder' or 'formalized' form of abandonment/neglect due to child behavioral problems and dwindling quality of primary support.

While the most prestigious works of art were painted on commission, they represented a small and dwindling proportion of the overall artistic output in the Low Countries.

The combined threats of climate change, energy security and fears over the high prices and dwindling reserves of oil are forcing governments towards the nuclear option.

The puzzle is why the politics of this moment fail to capture and express the shrinking pockets and dwindling opportunities of the many.