Sentence examples for without dwindling from inspiring English sources

But I find it hard to write this without dwindling into the personal, into the autobiographical.

The show extends into the late-19th century without dwindling, thanks to several small landscapes by Odilon Redon, whose realism is uncharacteristic of his work, but whose disembodied weightlessness is not.

Most hatcheries are intended to ensure that the demand for salmon is met without decimating dwindling wild populations, but Dr. Rand says there are also hatcheries whose sole purpose is augmenting endangered populations, serving as captive breeding programs.

These new rules, cumbersome as they may seem to taxpayers, are part of a growing effort by states to devise ways to replenish their dwindling coffers without significantly reducing services.

It still seems bad, but not necessarily worse than pursuing the euro scheme come what may.Unemployment remains stubbornly high (11.4%, or 4.4m people without jobs), revenue is dwindling, prospects for tax breaks next year, when another general election is due, look slim.

But marine ecologist Enric Sala of Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, California, and others warn that even targeted marine reserves likely aren't not enough to resuscitate dwindling populations without more stringent overall limitations on fishing.

They will also be in a better position than outsiders to make changes without further damaging already dwindling morale in the hallways and cubicles of national security.

But the number of well-known European banks without too many problems is dwindling by the day.

With protein sources dwindling rapidly, and without the possibility to resupply by long-distance trading, Māori were facing limited food resources.

Without reliable revenue to replace dwindling property and income taxes and state funding, the birthplace of General Motors Co. GMM) won't be able to support its citizens, even if its books are square, Kurtz said.

They could build a much greater arsenal without having to rely on their dwindling plutonium stocks.