Sentence examples for dwindling staff from inspiring English sources

Reporters on the dwindling staff still wade into the muck, winning accolades and respect.

As well as loss of libraries, the new statistics paint a bleak picture of borrowers turning away in droves, dwindling staff and book stocks, and a huge decline in lending.

On the eve of an important Senate committee meeting to consider the legislation, Nancy A. Nord, the acting chairwoman of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, has asked lawmakers in two letters not to approve the bulk of legislation that would increase the agency's authority, double its budget and sharply increase its dwindling staff.

But it is not only the number of branches in the UK which is dwindling rapidly: the new statistics paint a bleak picture of borrowers turning away from libraries in droves, dwindling staff and book stocks, and a huge decline in lending.

With dwindling staff and resources, the newsworthiness of an accurate and informative news story, once it's been written, is greater than it used to be.

Calling the looming U.S. budget cuts "the elephant in the room," Walker said that when the 1,200 students in Randolph Field schools start classes on Aug. 27 they will have to contend with dwindling staff and other cuts.

He usually projected increasing expenses, rising tides of acquisitions and dwindling staffs to cope with problems of storage, preservation and services to library users.

Mr. Rossotti also improved a variety of management reports and refocused his dwindling audit staff on new kinds of cheating that were proliferating.

Our dwindling newsroom staffs and move to wire copy has had an unintended consequence.

Teacher contact time with students dwindled and staff student ratios tripled.

Fielding cautioned that as vaccine supplies dwindle, clinic staff may vaccinate only those in the two groups considered at greatest risk: pregnant women and caregivers for children younger than 6 months old.