Sentence examples for the dwindling resources from inspiring English sources

Why didn't anyone watch the dwindling resources?

With the dwindling resources and environmental problems facing the world today, recycling for both waste reduction and resource preservation has become an increasingly important aspect of sustainability.

Add in the dwindling resources and a corrupt city government, and the resemblance of DuPrau's fictional world to the reader's intensifies.

Slate Magazine will begin its own monthly book review section to compete with the dwindling resources that newspapers can afford to give to book reviews, including Slate's own sister publication, The Washington Post.

Phaethon's antagonist notes that their duel is but the "opening stages of the conflict to determine who shall control the dwindling resources of a dying cosmos 45,000 billion years from now".

Countless scholars, members and observers of Congress have documented the dwindling resources available to member and committee staffs, and to support agencies such as the Congressional Research Service, Government Accounting Office and Congressional Budget Office.

Struggling to maintain its independence in the face of dwindling resources, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles is close to working out a five-year agreement with the National Gallery of Art in Washington to collaborate on programming, research and exhibitions, according to the chairman of the Gallery's board of trustees.

There, Mr. Gordon said, Mr. Cuomo showed vision and deftness in overhauling the way the department gave out local grants, and pleased the White House by smartly making the most of the agency's dwindling resources.

With President Clinton and other government leaders filling seats usually occupied by their envoys, the Security Council moved today toward a new role for itself in a world where the rules have been rewritten by warlords, and the poor kill the poor over dwindling resources.

Writ large, the decision suggests that measures to protect the earth's dwindling resources may have to come from the bottom up.

But diplomacy finds limited space to maneuver in the ever more abrupt collision between the urge to exploit dwindling resources and the activists' struggle to preserve them, tilting against Big Energy along the way.