Sentence examples for dwindling prospects from inspiring English sources

And some insurers may choose not to compete in Michigan because of its dwindling prospects.

Representatives Xavier Becerra, Democrat of California, and Mario Diaz-Balart, Republican of Florida, will appear on Univision's "Al Punto" to discuss the dwindling prospects for immigration reform.

Having courted and won a girl I had courted but never come close to winning in high school, I was now losing her via my pathetically dwindling prospects.

To the Editor: As health insurers narrow the choices available to patients through insurance marketplaces, another important group is equally worried about its dwindling prospects: our nation's physicians.

The United States textile industry, which is largely concentrated in the Southeast, contends that any tariff cut would only do further damage to its dwindling prospects.

Meanwhile the dwindling prospects that former Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain would take the presidential post suffered a further setback with indications that the French and German leaders preferred a candidate from the center-right.

In view of dwindling crop prospects the Government has initiated a number of measures to enhance domestic production and access to food, apart from removing sand and debris from affected arable land.

People are getting scared about their dwindling pension prospects and they are increasingly jittery about the growing possibility of another housing market smash and its consequences for the south-east's febrile economy.

Combining the 150bpm madness of happy hardcore with local rapping styles and then overlaying the whole mess with a single, infuriating "donk" sound, donk may well be – as the makers said in introducing the film – "the apotheosis of all ridiculous dance music to date... it is also the only local thing going for an entire population of working-class kids with dwindling outside prospects".

It is also the only local thing going for an entire population of working-class kids with dwindling outside prospects.

Like many in America, the Hmong community in Wisconsin has been hit with a rash of suicides, increasing drug use, and dwindling job prospects.