Sentence examples for declining pool of from inspiring English sources
Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, has repeatedly expressed concern that the declining pool of available workers will eventually set off a spiral of rising wages and prices, endangering an expansion that last month entered its 10th year.
The strains on the economy might soon become evident in the labor market, he said, where a rapidly declining pool of jobless workers could force employers to begin raising wages at a pace that could ignite a widespread and destabilizing rise in prices.
The projected shortage of general surgeons is owing to an increased demand for surgical services and a declining pool of practicing general surgeons.
Kroll says that, with more researchers competing for a declining pool of federal research dollars, issues surrounding research integrity will continue to be a strong focus for his office, as well as for research institutions that receive federal funds.
Once everybody susceptible to the suggestion of "Let's try this" has tried it, there's a declining pool of new users.
These effects are likely to be amplified in vivo where the declining pool of replicatively competent cells would be called upon to divide more often to fulfill the needs of tissue regeneration.
Theoretically, breast cancer incidence, especially rates of small and in situ tumors, should plateau or decline once the pool of previously unscreened women is depleted.
αKG is one of the main precursors of amino acids; the high β-galactosidase expression resulted in the decrease in amino acids pool size, which in turn declined the pool size of αKG.
However, lime applications did not lead to a decline in the pool of soil organic P, as measured by the combustion method.
In the Bruneck cohort representative for the general community a modest but significant decline in the pool of circulating EPC emerged across the age range from 55 to 94 years (WEB Figure 2B).
Dropout of volunteer CHWs is defined as the decline in the pool of eligible, trained CHWs who are expected to continue in the project until the project is completed.
