Sentence examples for prospect of dwindling from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yost's neighbors have met the prospect of dwindling water in starkly different ways.

The prospect of dwindling returns makes buy-out firms reluctant to club together to buy the big companies they covet; banks, meanwhile, are growing wary of offering their own capital as "bridge" finance.

Shares in large and small Chinese solar power companies have mostly rallied in the last two weeks on the New York and Hong Kong stock markets, as investors have welcomed their strong quarterly results and the prospect of dwindling competition from Western rivals.

BP has also signed an exploration deal in Libya, as it faces the prospect of dwindling gas supplies from the North Sea.

In view of dwindling crop prospects the Government has initiated a number of measures to enhance domestic production and access to food, apart from removing sand and debris from affected arable land.

Growing concern over the world's ever-increasing energy needs and the prospect of rapidly dwindling reserves of oil, natural gas, and uranium fuel have prompted efforts to develop viable alternative energy sources.

Despite the fairly indifferent season, the atmosphere at the stadium has not been overly negative - "up and down, as you'd expect," says McCall - and there's no prospect of numbers dwindling next season.

Looking at his bank account and fearing the prospect of it dwindling to zero, he became locked in a potential death spiral – continually pitching halfsies that did not go anywhere, more desperate each time, rather than committing to the seemingly proven if not 100% certain results already seen.

What are its prospects at a time of dwindling letter volumes, the Universal Service Obligation and increased rivalry in the parcels world?

Hannachi explained that the controversial banners do not necessarily reflect an ideological commitment to IS or Nazi views, but rather are a form of provocative "release" in the face of dwindling prospects and marginalization within society.

It wasn't just the drabness of the interior, the inevitability of dwindling food and water supplies or the sick bay brimming with poisoned plastic families, but the prospect of nothing being left when you eventually did get out.