As Americans scramble to find dwindling supplies of flu vaccine, there are signs that this flu season, the worst in recent years, may be starting to wane, according to federal health officials.
For example, oil companies have to look further and drill deeper to find dwindling reserves of oil, meaning the cost of an average well has doubled in the past ten years, while new mining discoveries have been largely flat despite a fourfold increase in exploration costs.
As the days march on, the debris finds dwindle.
Search planes have been dispatched to the site, inside Indonesia's territorial waters, but hope that more survivors would be found was dwindling as weather conditions were said to be deteriorating.
Obama's chief speechwriter, Jon Favreau, a sloe-eyed 28-year-old, was politely letting a stream of people cut in front of him to refill their beer, only to step up to find a dwindling trickle of foam.
The effect of gas distribution profile on limestone grade was found to dwindle as froth height was increased; changes in limestone grade ranged between 0.47 and 2% for a froth depth of 10.1 cm while those for a froth height of 6.3 cm ranged between 1.40 and 5%.
Not only does the report find a dwindling number of graduates and undergraduates studying computer science, but of the 63,000 U.K. students taking the subject in 2014 to 15, 85% were male, suggesting "a massive gender gap that needs to be addressed as well," it says.
If the Republican Party cannot expand its policies to support diversity, it will find itself dwindling and increasingly irrelevant.
