Sentence examples for reason for dwindling from inspiring English sources

Another reason for dwindling participation may be the lack of response from any of the affected prison administrations.

A possible reason for dwindling job opportunities in these areas is that modern forestry firms demand mostly high-skilled labor who can operate the high-tech equipment and machinery.

Some reasons for dwindling local news audiences are obvious: with 24-hour news channels and information available over the Internet at any time, the news market has simply become more competitive.

In Hyde's second season, the Las Vegas Review-Journal published a survey showing that one of the reasons for dwindling attendance at football games was the public's dislike of the new coach's brashness.

A more fundamental reason for the dwindling numbers of wealthy connoisseurs tempted by subtle masterpieces by Old Masters lies in the radical change of perception.

But another reason for the dwindling number of blogs written by dissidents is that the opposition Green Movement is now on Facebook, says Hamid Tehrani, the Brussels-based Iran editor for Global Voices, a blog news site.

But J. Scott Robinson, president of the group, told me one of the key reasons for the dwindling numbers is that management companies and lenders aren't paying adequate fees to retain experienced appraisers or attract newcomers.

There are still other reasons for our dwindling merchant marine, but these are, to my mind, the most significant.

At the same time population growth and economic growth are creating increased demand for dwindling resources.

The resulting transiens locusts continue to compete fiercely for dwindling food resources, ingesting all available plants [ 6, 27, 44].

Some algae can be cultivated in brackish, saline or seawater, thus they do not compete for dwindling freshwater resources.