Sentence examples for dwindling range from inspiring English sources

Up to a point, that is: many are now growing sceptical about their dwindling range of choice and about the power that their brokers have over them.

Its population is apparently dwindling across its range, though there is not yet sufficient data for the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) to assess it beyond Data Deficient.

"It's so important to save these animals, because their home range is dwindling, poaching is rampant and perhaps even 20 years from now, Siberian tigers may not exist in the wild," Ms. Yuchinski said.

Their numbers and range dwindled so much last century due to human development that there are fears they could be the first ape species to go extinct because of people.

Since 1987, the shiner has dwindled both in range and population.

If one of the daughter species dwindled to zero range size then the simulation was repeated until it resulted in two surviving species.

The appropriations committees in the House of Representatives and the Senate are holding hearings this week over how to divide the dwindling discretionary funding pie for programs ranging from education to weapons development to national parks.

The African elephants' range in equatorial Africa has been steadily dwindling, from 3 million square miles in 1979 to just over 1 million square miles in 2007, the World Wildlife Fund has reported.

Importantly, the data do not suggest a disappearing middle of the labor market in this time period, as good jobs are not rapidly dwindling for workers in the middle of the skill range (as defined above).

Additionally, the range of herbicides effective on key weeds is dwindling due to the evolution of herbicide resistance.

The range of the black catbird is small and dwindling further due to habitat loss.