Sentence examples for view of dwindling from inspiring English sources

In view of dwindling crop prospects the Government has initiated a number of measures to enhance domestic production and access to food, apart from removing sand and debris from affected arable land.

But, in view of the dwindling food supply, the court said, now was not the time for a "damn-the-torpedoes approach to delisting".

The Social Democratic and Labour party has been rechristened by republicans the South Down and Londonderry party in view of its dwindling electoral base and, by implication (the use of Londonderry), its alienation from nationalist public opinion.

The Forest Department raised captive plantations of eucalypt catering to the needs of the city in view of the dwindling natural resources.

It cites TV network sources saying there's unlikely to be another series, in light of dwindling viewing figures.

In the wake of India's economic liberalization, many critics of mainstream economics viewed farmer-suicides as repercussions of dwindling protective factors such as subsidies and credit availability (Ramaswamy, 2002; Ramani & Thutupalli, 2015) or by increased cultivation costs (Patnaik, 2003).

The general view of hydrocarbons such as oil and gas is one of dwindling reserves.

Hannachi explained that the controversial banners do not necessarily reflect an ideological commitment to IS or Nazi views, but rather are a form of provocative "release" in the face of dwindling prospects and marginalization within society.

What do you see as the indicators of dwindling empathy?

Might this be because of dwindling police department resources?

"The evidence of dwindling catches, shrinking average sizes of those fish that are caught and disappearance of species like the undulate ray is sufficient, in our view, to justify action now.