Sentence examples for margin could dwindle from inspiring English sources

The energy regulator has issued a new and more alarming warning about the potential for blackouts, saying Britain's spare capacity margin could dwindle to zero as early as next year.

As power stations become subject to stricter environmental laws, this could dwindle.

But the patient load could dwindle somewhat because the city's population is gradually fleeing.

There are perhaps 300 modern artists across China, compared with thousands in London alone.The supply could dwindle further.

With Zimbabwe again battling drought, experts predict maize production could dwindle even further.

The margin could easily have been greater.

By 2002 that margin could be 24%.

The Sparks allowed a 14-point margin to dwindle to 6 with 31 seconds left, but it was too late.

The write-off of large numbers of planes (its fleet shrunk from 275 in 2007 to 215 last year) has slashed depreciation costs; excluding this benefit, the operating-profit margin would dwindle to nearer 13%, officials say.

The truth is that when crude prices drop and our fuel margins dwindle, our chemicals margins rise not in direct proportion, mind you, but sufficiently to cushion the blow".

With games at Syracuse and Miami, those margins will dwindle.