Sentence examples for shrinking prospects from inspiring English sources

Celia's anxiety at the shrinking prospects of her future inspires impulsive attempts to connect with people who seem to promise a different way forward.

Good pianists face shrinking prospects on the concert circuit, but the wisest of the good put roots down in academe, travel and perform where the opportunities present themselves.

Mr. Lewis's job search has amounted to an in-depth tour of shrinking prospects in one of the worst economic downturns since the Depression.

The falling smoking rates, along with new competition in the last two years from the low-cost Family Dollar Stores Inc and Dollar General Corp chains, suggest shrinking prospects for tobacco product sales at CVS. Dollar stores have far more locations and offer goods at lower prices.

First, the News touted its own success — "daily newsad sales hit record high" — while also noting the "sorry picture of the shrinking business prospects of the New York Post".

Having decisions made in Whitehall hasn't stopped people in Oxford struggling to afford houses, or those working in manufacturing facing shrinking job prospects.

No, young Saudis are not prone to violence because of their possible frustrations with their lack of political freedom or shrinking economic prospects.

The men's popularity provides the latest evidence of younger South Koreans' political awakening amid the rising cost of living, shrinking job prospects and their distrust of Mr. Lee and the country's conservative mainstream news media.

Then, university students believed that their futures were endangered by a soaring inflation rate of 28percentt, rampant government corruption and shrinking job prospects, according to a 2001 book on the Tiananmen movement by Dingxin Zhao, a University of Chicago sociology professor.

This effect snowballs as time goes on, shrinking kids' prospects of higher education and employment.

The Baltimore Sun endorsed O'Malley, saying: "When he was first elected mayor in 1999, the former two-term city councilman inherited a city of rising crime, failing schools, and shrinking economic prospects.