Sentence examples for dwindling money from inspiring English sources

My main concern, though, was my dwindling money supply.

But he followed the path of many other performers, one that included too many pills, too much alcohol, a dwindling money supply and, ultimately, a reckoning.

The city had already taken the unusual step of reducing pension benefits by 8.5 percent for current retirees, after it declared bankruptcy in 1999, yielding to years of dwindling money, mismanagement and corruption.

President Bush said last week that he wanted Congress to direct its immediate attention and the dwindling money first to his two priorities: education and a $18.4 billion increase for the military.

With an industry forever moaning about its dwindling money-making ability, it makes sense for the labels to latch on to one of the few media businesses still raking it in.

This combination places huge pressure on jockeys and trainers, unsurprising given the dwindling prize money on offer in many races and the jump jockey's flat fee of £110 a ride.

Rather than dwindle more money and time on the service, Shaw and company have decided to move on.

With states providing a dwindling share of money for higher education, many states and public universities are rethinking their ties.

Chased by demons, he travelled the world with his children and a dwindling entourage, spending money compulsively.

Board members supported the project but expressed concern about the dwindling amount of money available for rebuilding Lower Manhattan.

BOSTON — With money dwindling and egos still the customary size, sports people keep arguing about the future.