Sentence examples for dwindling coverage from inspiring English sources

He played a detective on "Homicide," the NBC cop series based on Simon's 1991 book by the same name, about murder in Baltimore, and in the new season of "The Wire" he plays Gus Haynes, a city editor who tries to hold the line against dwindling coverage, buyouts, and pseudo-news.

But dwindling global coverage may in fact be welcomed by the Nigerian government, Akinloye believes.

They are replacing dwindling newspaper coverage of wine and compete with wine magazines, which offer their own Web sites containing blogs.

That would decimate the Jones family budget by forcing them to compete on an open market, where they'd pay ever-increasing premiums for ever-dwindling coverage.

The state sector has shrunk dramatically as a share of the economy, and even those workers still employed by state-owned firms have seen their benefits dwindle.Pension coverage is low: only about 120m people pay into formal pension schemes, fewer than half the estimated 265m urban workers.

Meanwhile, foreign coverage is dwindling: last year, NBC's evening news show devoted just five minutes to the genocide in Darfur, CBS a mere three and ABC, thanks in part to Mr Jennings, 18.

Racing for Change, the initiative to spread racing's magic beyond the heartland, seeks to reverse "declining betting revenues, reduced racecourse attendances, decreasing terrestrial television coverage and dwindling racehorse ownership".

But as the hard facts surrounding the case dwindled, the news coverage took on an element of farce.

For most of the dwindling numbers with Medigap drug coverage, there is no other available option.

But the ACA relies on competition between insurers to provide affordable coverage, and that is dwindling.

As the demonstrations continued, the news coverage steadily dwindled, but the crowds sometimes grew larger, rallied by families of police-shooting victims and by groups of others preaching their own versions of justice and liberation.