Sentence examples for shrinking cadre from inspiring English sources
How much influence will a shrinking cadre of veterans have on issues traditionally important to them, like jobs, housing and health care?
She also believes that long-term intravenous antibiotic treatment, offered by a shrinking cadre of doctors, is her only hope for recovery.
My friend and former colleague Mark Stanway, who has died aged 61 of complications arising from Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, was one of a once large, now shrinking, cadre of journeymen journalists.
To be sure, a small but shrinking cadre of skeptics still question the basic mechanics of global warming -- including the likelihood that a hotter planet will produce more powerful and deadly storms like Sandy -- but the evidence is, once again, staring the nation in the face.
Preserving local history requires passionate locals, and in today's era of shrinking budgets, the ideal model is a cadre of professionals assisted by volunteers.
The cadre of M.D.-Ph.D.s is not only shrinking, it's aging too.
In New York — as in Boston, Baltimore and Chicago — shrinking enrollment and rising school deficits in recent years have deepened the church's dependence on its cadres of longtime benefactors.
In our sample of a third of countries in sub-Saharan Africa, across cadres, the eye health practitioner workforce appears to be growing in more countries than it is shrinking.
Although, across cadres, the eye health practitioner workforce appears to be growing in more countries than it is shrinking, based on current trends very few additional countries in our sample are expected to achieve VISION 2020 targets by year 2020 or after, without further intervention.
Shrinking government sounds appealing.
