Sentence examples for environment of dwindling from inspiring English sources

In an environment of dwindling trading volume on domestic markets and a disappointing pace of deals, some of the region's most prominent investment banks are undergoing drastic changes.

NEW YORK TIMES In the Persian Gulf, Struggling to Adapt as Deals Dry Up  |  In an environment of dwindling market volume and disappointing pace of deals, some of the region's most prominent investment banks are undergoing drastic changes.

One series shows animals that, while not endangered, have been formally reintroduced into their natural environments because of dwindling numbers.

But no one asked what would happen if the environment tanked and how 200 more spaces and $80 million (including interest) blown would solve the problem of dwindling oil supplies, or the ever-increasing need for disaster preparedness and evacuation planning.

The label ran into trouble because of dwindling demand from consumers as some opted for less expensive fashion items during a difficult economic environment.

What do you see as the indicators of dwindling empathy?

Might this be because of dwindling police department resources?

This would favor use of dwindling energy reserves for critical life-sustaining processes.

You will need to make the case that paying the real cost of meat, and therefore eating less of it, is a good thing for our health, for the environment, for our dwindling reserves of fresh water and for the welfare of the animals.

"To thrive in an environment of high expectations and dwindling resources", Collins said, "academic medicine should stay true to its core values while adjusting its cultural and operating practices to societal change and confronting facts head-on without losing mission" [ 59].

As water extractions from the world's rivers have grown, flows available for the environment have dwindled.