Sentence examples for diminished stock from inspiring English sources

Scientists speculate that cleaner water in the sound and diminished stock of fish in the waters off New England are attracting the seals to Long Island Sound.

Obama and Clinton inherited two unwinnable wars, a toxic international atmosphere in which America was reviled where it wasn't ignored, and a badly diminished stock of national power.

The Fed also remains worried that consumer spending, which accounts for two-thirds of all economic activity and has held up better than corporate spending, may slow in reaction to layoffs and people's diminished stock portfolios.

If a deal is struck at 0.13 Dynegy share, at yesterday's closing prices, Dynegy would be paying about $5.32 an Enron share, a 29.4percentt premium over Enron's diminished stock price.

This reflects a diminishing stock of privatisations, but also worries among investors that entry into the European Union (EU) will push up wages and other costs.

It's not clear, for example, how much of his diminishing stock of "political capital" Obama will be willing to spend on aggressively pushing for the climate relief package that he outlined today.

Many of these sites could be used for housing, farmland, industry or other developments, which could both ease the housing crisis and reduce the need to claim more of the UK's diminishing stock of "green belt" or agricultural land for building.

Mr. Edgerton, who was so powerful playing a crime family member in "Animal Kingdom," belongs to the school of sexy roughneck Australian actors, like Sam Worthington and the younger Russell Crowe, imported by Hollywood to replenish a diminishing stock of traditionally masculine American stars.

But then to add to one's diminishing stock of delights, one receives a press release – from CBS Drama – that promises "a Richard Chamberlain marathon!" Trembling with happiness and without even having to provide one's own exclamation mark, one settles down on the sofa for a weekendful of Dickie C indulgence.

Motivated by environmental and economic factors, biodiesel has been introduced to partially replace the diminishing stock of petroleum-based fuel.

A diminishing stock increases demand in the cities and then contributes to the rural-urban migration.