Sentence examples for because of dwindling from inspiring English sources

Might this be because of dwindling police department resources?

Powers to ban pesticides should be devolved because of dwindling bee populations, environmentalists have said.

Some have already seen cuts in their sales and expansion plans because of dwindling or polluting water supplies, Barton noted.

At the same time, public universities will receive less from state governments next school year because of dwindling state revenues.

One series shows animals that, while not endangered, have been formally reintroduced into their natural environments because of dwindling numbers.

At the same time, Yahoo's traffic numbers have been falling, but that's not because of dwindling popularity.

Because price increases of dwindling stocks of Caspian Sea beluga caviar have sent sales plunging in the United States for several years, caviar dealers and chefs said they did not expect their businesses to be affected by Thursday's ruling, which most said they had anticipated.

The commission also warns that it may have to cut the number of documents it translates because of the dwindling number of British students with degrees in French and German.

But Londoner Bill Colley is one of the few people in the world still proudly building wooden racing boats for commercial sale - although he has barely completed a handful of orders in the last decade because of the dwindling amount of trade.

The Hebrew school halted classes this year because of the dwindling number of Jewish children.

But he predicted that machine use would become more common because of the dwindling numbers of moiras.