Sentence examples for dwindling alternatives from inspiring English sources

The main reason some Japanese and South Korean makers of corn starch and corn sweeteners are buying biotech corn is that they have dwindling alternatives.

But how come, given five years of gloom and dwindling alternatives, the Times still owns this clunker?

Over the course of the war, a number of factors contributed to recruitment rates, including patriotism, the work of the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee in producing posters, dwindling alternative employment opportunities, and an eagerness for adventure to escape humdrum routine.

But with the watch-worthy alternatives dwindling thanks to the writers' strike, the Tivo-proof event has taken on added significance this year and advertisers have taken notice.

The money, Mr Willetts said, will be used to "meet challenges such as sustainably feeding the growing world population, finding alternatives to dwindling fossil fuels and supporting an ageing society to remain healthy for longer".

But as more of her friends do just that, she feels that alternative group dwindling.

But investors have begun to worry about holding too many Treasury bonds as other safe alternatives dwindle as a result of the economic troubles sweeping the globe.

But other alternatives are also dwindling.

Those alternatives are quickly dwindling.

It provides a safe alternative to the dwindling availability of surgical abortions in many areas.

Abundant resources that once seemed infinite are now dwindling; there are no obvious alternative replacements.