Sentence examples for dwindling likelihood from inspiring English sources
For a population who is used to evictions and being told to move along, the dwindling likelihood of being able to stay the summer isn't exactly a surprise.
The failure cycle includes a dwindling likelihood of graduating high school, 13 to 39 percentage points lower than kids on the outside.
With unemployment rising and the likelihood of a raise dwindling, Americans are looking for ways to cut costs across the board.
But the danger of such cuts, as the NUJ rightly points out, is the likelihood of alienating still further the papers' dwindling audiences.
WASHINGTON -- With the likelihood of passing legislation to reform the Department of Veterans Affairs dwindling rapidly, top Republican and Democratic staffers are making a last-ditch effort to find a compromise before the August recess.
Scotland's only remaining home games are against the top two teams in the group - Belgium and Croatia - so the likelihood of a victory in the group is now seriously dwindling.
What made these killings extraordinary was the number of victims coupled with the likelihood that their deaths were a result of a feud over dwindling resources.
Earlier this year, US intelligence agencies published a report concerning the growing likelihood that nations will soon wage war over the world's dwindling supply of fresh water.
The novel mGluR5 negative modulator, RO4917523, is still in Phase III study (clinicaltrials.gov, NCT01750957); the likelihood of using mGluR5 modulators as a successful single pharmacologic treatment in FXS is dwindling, but combined pharmacotherapy with additional targeted treatments may be an option.
