Sentence examples for dwindling work from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yi and others have warned of China's impending demographic disaster: a rapidly aging nation that a dwindling work force will be unable to support.

As competition for training contracts intensifies, so too does the rush for almost-as-elusive vacation placements and dwindling work experience opportunities.

Last week, during a dwindling work day, I scrolled through Twitter for something to engage me, something newsworthy or pithy or both.

Put simply, while this price competition might be favorable for the consumer, it can easily put companies with high debt loads and dwindling working capital positions out of business.

With dwindling passenger work for them, a number of 47/8s, already fitted with the extra fuel tanks, were also renumbered into this series.

Dennis Telford, an apprentice ironworker who toiled through the night for months at ground zero helping clear away wreckage so that body parts could be recovered, has been part of a dwindling corps working in the hole on a new PATH station and preparing the site for its next life.

One problem is that the number of Met Police officers who actually live where they work is dwindling, meaning those working in the city now have less investment in the communities they're serving.

Even as the Johnsons' budget dwindled, the work expanded in early 2000 to include a six-foot extension of the first floor, allowing for an east-facing breakfast nook at the end of the kitchen.

Many have seen job opportunities and incomes dwindle as work has migrated to other states and countries that offer film productions tax breaks and incentives better than those available in California.

Every day the difference dwindles between working in one of them and working for some corporate monolith.

She put up some of the budget when finances dwindled and worked as one of the script supervisors.