Sentence examples for shrinking support from inspiring English sources

"I don't notice shrinking support," Mr. Harkin said when asked about the declining number of co-sponsors.

Against this backdrop of growing need and shrinking support it is often schools that are left to pick up the pieces.

Given the 73-year-old prime minister's long stint in office, and his shrinking support among urban and educated Malays, it is tempting to treat his tirades as the ramblings of an ageing politician.

They are the women battling "fit-for-work tests", popping painkillers to get their bodies through a shift at work, or losing their careers in order to care for disabled children with minimal and shrinking support.

Mr. Levy's multiplying problems and shrinking support have raised the question of whether the Board of Education will cut short his tenure, which is not supposed to end until next June at the earliest.

Labour's early showing in the campaign has been more divisive than unifying, even as its appeal appears less national, due to the party's shrinking support in Scotland and tin ear to the more affluent south, by the day.Senior figures in Labour are concerned.

Increasing your time with the child to pad or shrink support orders is also wrong and counterproductive.

She's not shy about her conviction that Native American poverty is an enduring American tragedy, and she has no kind words for the "lemmings at the edge of the cliff" who are cheering calls to shred Social Security and Medicare and shrink support for public education.

Audiences grew and had to keep growing to support newly expanding organizations and shrinking financial support.

That's what archeologists, wildlife biologists, and wetlands scientists who have gotten funding from a little-known transportation program will face with shrinking federal support if a massive highway bill approved by the U.S. Senate becomes law.

Arts organizations have become accustomed to shrinking government support.