Sentence examples for light of dwindling from inspiring English sources

It cites TV network sources saying there's unlikely to be another series, in light of dwindling viewing figures.

Transforming existing fighter jets into drones is becoming an increasingly economical option in light of dwindling military budgets and the fact that the troubled next generation F-35 Joint Strike Fighter is running hundreds of billions of dollars over budget and nearly a decade behind schedule.

For a while, it was no more than a twinkle of dwindling lights, and shortly thereafter it was gone.

What would you advise someone who is thinking about buying a 30-year bond or a 10-year bond in light of their dwindling popularity right now? Matt Lloyd: The 30-year Treasury bond, or 10-year for that matter is not an area we would recommend.

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In light of the dwindling population of taxonomists, however, the magnitude of the task ahead is obvious.

Might this be because of dwindling police department resources?

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

That throws a harsh light on the dwindling number of young Americans going into the sciences and helps explain why U.S. companies are looking elsewhere to stay competitive.

That "blaze of hellish light"; Winnie's dwindling resources, all running out and running down; her description of other wanderers in this wilderness where nothing grows any more as the "last human kind to stray this way" – all speak to our fears in the era of An Inconvenient Truth and Cormac McCarthy's The Road.

The "tired light" hypothesis, mainstay of a dwindling band of contrarians who deny the big bang and its corollary, the expanding universe, has suffered a one-two punch.