Sentence examples for as dwindling from inspiring English sources

Poverty has spiked in Portugal, occasioned by a rise in the cost of living and steady drops in wages as well as dwindling employment.

States and their coffers are much better off when they address the root of the problem, such as dwindling affordable housing or mental illness.

As well as dwindling fortunes, madness and tragedy, the Ayres family seem beset by all manner of things that go bump in the night.

Tilling said: "You see Arctic sea ice as dwindling and in decline, but then there is a cold year and you get some of the ice back.

Left to its own devices, the market would fill much of the gap with natural-gas plants—just as dwindling North Sea production is increasing reliance on imports and causing worries about security of supply.

"This could become a geopolitical dispute, as dwindling global fish stocks squeeze an already suffering industry," according to a study, "Sustaining Security: How Natural Resources Influence National Security," by the Center for a New American Security.

Her legendary white heat flickers for a moment, then just as quickly dwindles to gray embers of disdain.

This species is classified as Vulnerable as its dwindling and fragmented populations are threatened by habitat destruction.

But as the dwindling most-wanted list shows, unlikely targets can sometimes be hit.

Instead, central Brisbane almost closed down as a dwindling population moved to the suburbs.

But as the dwindling fortunes of AOL show, it is tough to turn around a fading Internet operation.