Nortel and other big established companies that feverishly sought to supply infrastructure for the Internet have experienced dwindling futures in recent months as boom turned to bust.
With the major networks apparently having written off black shows entirely and the overall number dwindling, is the future of the black sitcom irreversibly bleak?
If so, his papacy could become a contrast to that of his predecessor, Benedict XVI, a quiet German scholar and former doctrinal enforcer for the church, who at times seemed to accept the prospect of a church dwindling in the future to a faithful remnant of the most devout, hunkered down in the catacombs.
But the American Century is nearly a decade gone, manufacturing jobs are dwindling, and the future promises fierce competition from the new industrial giants of China and India (and the old giants of Europe).
To appease the Mamas' worries, Liliana explained how important it was to document this aspect of their unique and dwindling culture for future generations.
These delays, according to the Sun Life spokesman, "are driven by economic conditions, a lack of confidence in government benefits in the future and dwindling retirement savings".
Global talks on the conservation of endangered species have rejected calls to ban international trade in bluefin tuna, raising new fears for the future of dwindling stocks.
On April 23rd the OECD, a think-tank, warned that reducing debt has to be Japan's priority.Japanese savers' ability to step in and reliably soak up new debt each year is expected to start dwindling in the nearish future.
The goal of preserving dwindling open space for future generations is laudable but should not be at a price that could negatively impact the economy and create a hardship for home buyers.
Carousel of Decline - glimpse into future as dwindling population and shrinking economy produce fewer but better Russians!
Lonergan's characters — men with dwindling options and uncertain futures — are members of the "white working class" we've been hearing so much about lately: financially strapped, spiritually unsettled, and perhaps ready to pull the lever for a businessman promising "something terrific".
