Sentence examples for dwindling financial from inspiring English sources

The disgruntled lawyers say the Madrid government is channeling its dwindling financial resources toward other priorities.

The primary cause, authority officials said, is dwindling financial support from the federal government.

Authority officials blame dwindling financial support from Washington for the shortfall.

Some analysts believe that with dwindling financial resources and increasing international pressure, the Assad regime may be teetering.

America Ferrera stars in "Bethany," a dark comedy by Laura Marks about the plight of a single mother with dwindling financial resources.

But with timing that creates its own pre-election wild card, the university said earlier this month that dwindling financial support could force big tuition increases.

The dwindling of financial aid was borne out by the survey, which was first conducted in 1966 and is widely regarded as the most comprehensive of its kind because of its scope.

The current economic crisis means trillions lost on the stock market, personal fortunes are dwindling and financial institutions are crashing to the ground.

Not far from the truth, such a statement speaks to the uncoordinated efforts by politicians, policymakers and system leaders -- fueled by their individual agendas -- to address increasing costs to institutional capacity, dwindling federal financial support and a growing demand for a college education.

But dwindling or limited financial resources, and health and longevity issues loom large.

A spokesman said at the time that marginal weather, competition from larger resorts, dwindling attendance and financial losses forced the closing.