Sentence examples for context of dwindling from inspiring English sources

In Switzerland and other industrialized countries, the construction of high-rise buildings has experienced a revival in recent years in the context of dwindling land resources in urban centres.

Autophagy plays a major role in the maintenance of cellular homeostasis, recycling energy reserves in the context of dwindling external resources and contributing to the removal of damaged organelles and potentially harmful protein aggregates (Chen and White, 2011; Kroemer et al., 2010; Mizushima and Komatsu, 2011).

Might this be because of dwindling police department resources?

This would favor use of dwindling energy reserves for critical life-sustaining processes.

In the present context of simultaneous dwindling of medical resources and increased need, it is crucial that greater efforts are made to improve the recruitment of new psychiatrists, which must begin with undergraduate medical training.

The results from the study would assist concerned authority in successful operation of reservoirs in the context of growing demand and dwindling resource.

Thus, the study would provide an useful input to concerned authority that water demand management is as important as water supply management and that the former is highly required to complement additional water supply in the context of growing demand and dwindling resource.

Finally, we may begin to look at "growth" within the vital context of irreparable environmental damage and dwindling natural resources.

That in context of police brutality is only going to dwindle down and eventually cease with having people come in and understand that all of us aren't criminals or criminals-in-training.

Others put Gingrich's comments in the context of what, at the time, were his fast dwindling hopes of securing the vice-presidential nomination.

In the context of the brain drain to developed countries and dwindling human resources in the health services, this was an important consideration.