Sentence examples for facing dwindling from inspiring English sources

Egypt is also facing dwindling American aid.

The trend is a godsend to volunteer companies in the county, which are almost all facing dwindling memberships.

Egyptians facing dwindling stocks have often resorted to unsanitary measures to fill the gap, often with serious health consequences.

The company, facing dwindling margins as a result of high oil prices and weak economic conditions, tried to negotiate with creditors.

The debate over Justice Department priorities is loudest in this region, as local authorities facing dwindling resources are picking up cases federal prosecutors decline, especially the marijuana cases.

EBay, which is recovering from several unprofitable quarters and facing dwindling market share, has been recasting the site to make it more attractive to new kinds of shoppers — and make it feel less like shopping an Excel spreadsheet.

Other metal sectors also faced dwindling demand.

Within the Church of England, Bishop Welby faces dwindling congregations and the same divisions between conservatives and liberals as Anglicans elsewhere.

But will "The Producers" do the same for the Tonys, which have faced dwindling audiences in recent years?

The dispute is especially sharp when it comes to state schools, which face dwindling resources and are seen as having a public service mission, but it is largely confined to those who study education policy.

Soon after becoming Conservative leader, however, Duncan Smith faced dwindling support within the party, as members questioned his ability to defeat Prime Minister Tony Blair and the Labour Party in the next general election.