Sentence examples for dwindling birthrate from inspiring English sources

And Russian politicians, including President Vladimir V. Putin, have seized this year on their nation's dwindling birthrate as evidence that the Russian race is besieged, and must be reinvigorated.

I have no doubt that our dwindling birthrate will have a negative impact on future economic growth.

Its birthrate dwindles because women don't want to raise children in a society where husbands are forced by corporate loyalties to be absentee parents.

There are only about 3,000 manatees in the south-eastern US and the population is dwindling, not helped by the mammal's low birthrate.

Mi esposa travels to Cuba every so many years, to do movie-related research (she's a film-studies professor) and to visit her mother's family, a dwindling number of which, as death and emigration have surpassed the birthrate, still live in the same small inland town, a dusty, colonial-looking agricultural town, not a place anyone's heard of.

By bringing down the birthrate, he theorized, the '60s people would stay in control forever while the dwindling number of youths in the future would be trained to sit in their shadows.

The dwindling Mexican immigration since the Great Recession reflects a number of factors, including, on the "pull" side, balky economic recovery and tougher border enforcement in the United States and, on the "push" side, improving economic conditions and a falling birthrate in Mexico.

But they are dwindling.

But time is dwindling.

Tourism is dwindling.

Dwindling eureka moments?