Sentence examples for dwindling access from inspiring English sources

But over the years, the press has received dwindling access to such affairs.

Dwindling access to period films has meant a calcification of the official canon, with the thousands of movies that make up this major American art form reduced to a few hundred Oscar winners or major star vehicles.

While affluent county residents who commuted to government and private-sector jobs enjoyed insurance coverage and a choice of medical and dental providers, poor and working-poor families grew increasingly isolated and faced dwindling access to care.

They have not increased the level of integration or intensification of their production system in response to dwindling access to natural resources.

In Tamil Nadu, where more than 40% of the people make a living from farming, lack of water due to poor rainfall, low crop prices, and dwindling access to formal credit has created what is possibly the state's worst agrarian crisis in decades.

For instance, it should take an active role in addressing the dwindling access to foundations that grantees find both frustrating and infuriating.

Mr. Armstrong, 40, is trying to remake AOL into a media powerhouse to offset the lost revenue from a steadily dwindling Internet access business.

As herd sizes per capita and range areas dwindle, as access to and movement between key resources become limiting and pastoralist options are more constrained, people increasingly depend on non-livestock elements of their multi-stranded livelihoods (Galvin 2009).

In a time when most pop albums are composed and mixed almost entirely on computers and major-label recording budgets dwindle, "Random Access Memories" is a testament to older, slower ways of cutting records — and to the engineers who know how to make them.

But with abortion access dwindling, women have less and less control over the outcome of their pregnancies.

In northeast Indian villages, neighbors killed neighbors over access to dwindling supplies.