Sentence examples for risk of dwindling from inspiring English sources

Since the standard of education a university can provide will eventually have to be in line with the capabilities of its students, this poses a huge risk of dwindling education standards within the country.

Declining student numbers and increased overseas competition pose the risk of a dwindling European research footprint.

Like so many other things within the UC system that took a long time to create, including its first-class university press, this strength in public engagement is fragile, and is at risk in a time of dwindling state support for higher education.

At a time when theatre is at risk of being paralysed by fear of dwindling arts funding and there is a danger of trying to repeat the success of what has sold at the box office in the past, clinging to ways of working that have served for more than a hundred years, Carmen Disruption seems like a dare to British theatre and its many ghosts.

As late as 2010, dire warnings were being sounded about the risk to the UK from gas import dependency in the face of dwindling UK supplies.

Might this be because of dwindling police department resources?

But on Tuesday, the Pentagon said that because of dwindling stocks of the vaccine, it was curtailing the program to cover only military personnel it considered most at risk: those deployed near the borders of Iraq and North Korea.

This would favor use of dwindling energy reserves for critical life-sustaining processes.

Given a political recalcitrance to use military force to achieve certain security goals, would Japan risk its dwindling resource -- its sons and daughters in uniform -- to defend all areas outside of the main cluster of Japanese islands?

"That said, given the volatility in the Treasury's daily cash flows, as the Treasury's cash balance dwindles the risk of a failure to make scheduled payments increases," the Goldman note said.

The central bank, fearful that spare capacity is dwindling, raising the risk of inflation, has made plain that it will hike rates yet again if the economy goes on galloping ahead.