Luis's is just one of the myriad solutions to Cuba's perpetual problem: how to earn enough to eat.Since the Soviet Union collapsed, and aid to Cuba with it, subsidised rations have dwindled, prices of everything not subsidised have shot up, real wages in pesos have fallen by nearly half, and in dollar terms look almost invisible.
As home values have dwindled, prices have gone up and 401 k)s have gone down, people have talked about the fact that the American Dream is no longer obtainable.
They just didn't like his Vivendi, c'est moi rhetoric and their dwindling stock price.
What really had him bothered, in the case of Salton, Inc., wasn't so much the dwindling stock price as the suggestion of entitlement and sloth.
Because the supply of the Treasury's 30-year bond is dwindling, its price managed to maintain much of its gains, rising 13/32, to 10830/32.
Mr. Mueller said Ariba would go "back to basics" and focus on its customers rather than concentrating on its dwindling share price.
The Irish Internet-security company, once worth £5.1 billion ($8 billion), suffered a mini-collapse of its ever dwindling share price that took its value to as low as £120m.Webvan, an American online grocer once valued at $8.7 billion, said that it would close with the loss of 2,000 jobs.
Buffeted by controversy and a dwindling share price, Edison Schools founder Chris Whittle Chris Whittle is looking to generate some financial heat by putting his 11-acre East Hampton estate on Georgica Pond on the market for a nosebleed-inducing $45 million.
Foreign currency reserves are dwindling, and prices are rising.
The sum total of the art of the past available for sale started dwindling, and prices shot up.
