Sentence examples for reducing in numbers from inspiring English sources

"While the sector has been reducing in numbers, we've been growing in assets and market share," he adds.

At the southern part of their range, the Arctic tern has been reducing in numbers.

"I do think the business side has been reduced in numbers greatly," Mr. Carroll said.

Along the way the Aboriginal population, estimated at 3,000 to 5,000, was reduced in numbers, by 1875, to precisely 1.

It once roamed in enormous herds but is now much reduced in numbers.

All of these have been much reduced in numbers and in distribution.

But it survived, though reduced in numbers and deprived of many of its leaders.

Large mammals, formerly abundant, are now greatly reduced in numbers, and the tiger has disappeared.

Meanwhile, local populations of the species could be in danger of becoming very reduced in numbers or even extinct.

With their more vulnerable competitors wiped out or reduced in numbers by antibiotics, these resistant strains proliferate.

In the punishing temperatures of the Estadio Cidade there might have been cold-blooded calculation in the two late goals against a team, reduced in numbers, that was swaying on its feet.