Sentence examples for dwindling value from inspiring English sources

But this sense of entitlement will leave you broke with stuff of dwindling value.

But the population at large is beginning to grumble more loudly about economic problems, as the dwindling value of the Egyptian pound pushes up the cost of living.

If a buyout does not materialize, he said, he will probably have to go on welfare because of the dwindling value of his quotas.

The dwindling value of Japan's stockmarket has reduced the banks' capital as they struggle to write off their vast bad debts.

They are assiduously tracking the dwindling value of the government stake, and some bloggers and postings in Internet chat rooms are bitterly questioning Beijing's stock judgment — often in particularly Chinese terms.

Some want to cut debt, but others are putting in cash because the dwindling value of their home means they don't have 20 percent equity, and the extra cash increases equity, the way a bigger down payment does.

The Wall Street types resisting taxes on their bonuses, or a renewed stock-transfer tax, might think twice when they consider what a generation of underemployed and underoccupied young people, combined with the proposed significant cuts to the police force, could do to the already dwindling values of their classic sevens.

My pickup was dwindling in value even as the value of the fuel in its tank was going up.

With the number of living eyewitnesses dwindling, the value of photographs and video testimony has been growing.

The drop-offs were directly tied to the dwindling resale value of pickups and S.U.V.'s coming off lease, said Brenda Hines, a spokeswoman for Ford Credit.

After their plan to sell him was announced, the Kochs immediately pulled Walker off the campaign trail for fear that he might say something that would further reduce his dwindling market value.