Sentence examples for help dwindling from inspiring English sources

To date, most research to ease movement of anadromous salmonids past such barriers to help dwindling populations has focused on the use of technical fishways.

People relying on either federal assistance or federal programs for health insurance would see that help dwindle or vanish altogether.

Money raised is being used to help deliver dwindling medical supplies such as disinfectant, goggles, and rubber gloves and also to help educate local populations on how to avoid Ebola infection.

Increased penalties could deter smugglers, protect public health and help conserve dwindling species like chimpanzees, they said.

The Portuguese have previously bet on former colonies, most notably Brazil, to help offset dwindling revenue at home.

The new move, intended to help preserve dwindling beluga stocks, will effectively bar all imports to the United States.

Now that the number of bereaved people seeking help is dwindling, the city plans to close that part of the center in two weeks.

But his campaign reported last week that some workers had given up their paychecks for the month to help save dwindling funds.

Rudolph W. Giuliani's senior campaign aides have given up their paychecks for the month to help save dwindling campaign funds as Mr. Giuliani heads into the crucial primary races where he has staked his candidacy.

American oil and gas companies have spent more than $20 billion in Canada since October 2000, attracted to the enormous untapped reserves of natural gas, mostly in Alberta, British Columbia and the Northwest Territories, which can help replace dwindling domestic supplies in the United States.

Though the balloons may not stay after the last American combat troops are gone — that is still being negotiated — they will have an even more important role amid the withdrawal of military forces, as planners hope the technology will help a dwindling force stay effective.