Sentence examples for opportunities dry from inspiring English sources

And investment opportunities dry up along with output and employment: why should businesses add capacity when they're not using the factories and office buildings they already have?

These funds — should they come — would be channeled mainly toward job creation for young people in the Middle East and North Africa, who have watched dreams of new opportunities dry up following the uprisings.

100-1 Wise Buddha Lessons for times of pressure if a limelight hungry boss gets cranky when the photo opportunities dry up: 'Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned.' Also offers serenity now when the wheels, not literally, start coming off.

To save money, he settled into a trailer that he combined with half a cargo container to make his homestead on a small plot he bought, joining a rising number of urban Greeks who are returning to the countryside as jobs and business opportunities dry up in big cities.

Even for college graduates, wages are declining even as opportunities dry up.

She hoped her degree in hotel management would lead to a good job, but she has seen the job opportunities dry up.

As the Depression deepened, show business opportunities dried up.

When even those opportunities dried up, he worked as a master of ceremonies at parties and dances.

Like the Rosie the Riveters who had held men's jobs during the war, Ms. Cron found her opportunities drying up.

Her odyssey led her to many of the great old hoofers who had fallen into obscurity when performing opportunities dried up.

With competition among hedge funds on the rise, traders have begun to see arbitrage opportunities drying up, and Meyer himself has repeatedly warned that the mispricings are likely to disappear.