Sentence examples for in a context of shrinking from inspiring English sources

A recent article for the news organization ProPublica by John Sullivan documents the rising power of P.R. in a context of shrinking newsrooms across America.

In light of the growing demand for evidenced-based treatments (in a context of shrinking health expenditure), it is of major importance to develop better (and more cost-effective) methods for assessing and treating anxiety disorders in children with ASD.

In a context of shrinking donor commitment and global economic crisis, the mobilization and effective use of domestic resources are key elements to meeting MDG 5 by 2015, but they are also key to fulfilling future commitments in the area of maternal and reproductive health.

Within a context of shrinking real-terms budgets, healthcare systems worldwide have to deliver care to ageing populations with complex healthcare needs, therefore better understanding of the causes of avoidable admissions is urgently needed.

In a context of rapidly shrinking financial markets around the world, they contracted only slightly and there is no major catastrophe to report".

Managing this type of staffing effectively and efficiently, in the context of shrinking healthcare funds, is a major challenge in providing safe and quality healthcare.

In a context of general shrinking donor commitment, local governments have come to play a key role in ensuring the efficient use of available resources and the mobilizing of additional domestic funding.

The authors conclude that 'despite the positive response from farmers and communities to meet the growing demand in animal products in the context of shrinking resource base, there has been a widening gap between demand and domestic supply of animal products' (p. 49), thus making the West African region a net importer of livestock products.

Crop diversification, following intercropping and agroforestry, has been reported to be a potential alternative for enhancing per capita (unit area and time) productivity in the context of shrinking land holding and increasing human and livestock population (Swaminathan 2001).

The increase of students taking the optional Grade 10 (Transition Year) programme is likely to reflect both the increased availability of this programme and the desire of some students to stay longer in school in the context of shrinking job opportunities.

"Providing additional support to help disadvantaged students succeed is a priority for schools, however the additional pupil premium must be considered in the overall context of shrinking school budgets".