Sentence examples for dwindling choices from inspiring English sources

And just as Israel faced tough decisions on Lebanon, the United States finds itself with dwindling choices, none considered attractive.

"Our plan has long called for strategic growth of Mint on these valuable transcontinental routes, and now is the right time for us to capture this opportunity to bring much-needed competition where customers are facing dwindling choices," said Robin Hayes, JetBlue's president and chief executive.

Yet another troubling reality for consoles — which is really a symptom of an ailing ecosystem — is dwindling choice of games titles.

The upcoming 2017 sign-up season looks tough, with sharp premium increases in many communities and a dwindling choice of insurers.

Up to a point, that is: many are now growing sceptical about their dwindling range of choice and about the power that their brokers have over them.

In backing the referendum, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, a Democrat who turned Republican to run for office, had lamented that voters had the opportunity to pull the lever for only a few candidates vetted by Republican and Democratic party leaders, and that even those choices were dwindling.

As politicians shrink the state, Rose Fernandes's life choices dwindle.

As seasonal fresh fruit choices dwindle, cooks turn to dried fruits to bake into pies and cakes, stew into compotes and enrich sauces.

Insurance choices dwindle in rural California as Blue Shield pulls back.

Among its key recommendations: Fish should no longer be inbred, a particular problem for the most endangered species because dwindling populations leave few mating choices (and a higher prospect of inbreeding).

One of the reasons is the dwindling band of moderate, pro-choice Republican women.