However, if investor turnout dwindles, then the market may consolidate.
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The movies and television on your Netflix to-do list dwindles.
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Retailers have already shuttered thousands of stores as foot traffic dwindles.
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Venezuela is now close to collapse as their oil output dwindles.
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But they may struggle to find housebuyers as consumer confidence dwindles.
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Funny how quickly the previous year dwindles in our rearview mirror.
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" And on Thursday: "Geneva show attendance dwindles as virus woes spread.
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With each turn, the number of possible locations of the vehicles dwindles.
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As an epidemic rages and matures, the wave of new addictions dwindles.
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Mr Museveni is increasingly resorting to patronage politics as his popularity dwindles.
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Things are much tamer upstairs, where the show dwindles toward the present.
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As support for Maduro dwindles, the chances of a civil war increase.
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Each hour that goes by, the chance of a successful outcome dwindles.
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But once I start using the phone, the battery dwindles down surprisingly quickly.
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It's a phenomenon that's grown in recent decades as government-funded science dwindles.
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When the cash flow dwindles to a trickle, they throw themselves into fundraising.
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As columns overflow and players get knocked out, the number of participants steadily dwindles.
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He says Trump's support dwindles when voters are asked about specific policies and actions.
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The company has continued to perform reclamations even as its cash dwindles in bankruptcy.
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Pryor talks about "the dwindles": progressive weight loss in patients who don't eat enough.
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The number that is awarded for solving each problem dwindles as time goes on.
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The government hopes this will allow people to move on, as the war dwindles.
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It supports the idea that as a population dwindles, natural selection becomes less efficient.
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The number of coins rewarded for solving each problem dwindles as time goes on.
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Most, including Ms. Yellen, expect inflation and wages to rise as worker availability dwindles.
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After the rally, the number of protesters dwindles below 100, but they're still chanting.
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As Cruz's support in those states dwindles, both Kasich's and Trump's are likely to climb.
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Critics at home and abroad say it's a blatant power grab as Maduro's popularity dwindles.
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Under the new terms, the amount Bissett can borrow dwindles by about $32,000 to $82,000.
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The women's race initially followed the familiar pattern of a large pack that gradually dwindles.
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The electoral effect dwindles after accounting for the relatively low turnout rates among these groups.
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And this is no easy task, as more shopping heads online and mall traffic dwindles.
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The CEO said that investors may be over-allocating to alternatives as liquidity dwindles, Bloomberg reported.
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As the bee population dwindles, we could face some major ramifications, particularly to global food supply.
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Assets are expected to be available cheaply as the pool of buyers dwindles, investors have said.
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With every infant that continues to be saved using this therapy, the "cost per baby" dwindles.
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As the forest dwindles, it becomes increasingly dry, creating conditions for more frequent and intense fires.
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To some extent, that is to be expected as the number of potential ISIS targets dwindles.
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Meanwhile, the hunt for "H" — the dirtiest cop of all — continues as the suspect list dwindles.
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The retailer has been been struggling with its debt load as sales decline and inventory dwindles.
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It's satisfying to know that when your paper towel roll dwindles, reinforcements are just one tap away.
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As demand for illegal marijuana dwindles, Mr Mazzitelli says, traffickers will move to methamphetamine, cocaine or opiates.
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The report comes as a crowded marketplace of food delivery appears to be thinning as funding dwindles.
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It's a tactic advocates said they've seen investors use more as the stock of cheap homes dwindles.
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But even as the Red Cross poster controversy dwindles, the racist legacy surrounding American public pools endures.
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There's a lot of pressure for investment banks to find alternative revenue sources as trading activity dwindles.
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While a $20 bill will always be worth $20, what you're able to buy for that amount dwindles.
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While a $2820 bill will always be worth $2750, what you're able to buy for that amount dwindles.
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But now, as the number of people with a living memory of Franco dwindles, the stigma is lifting.
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As the settler population swells, any scenario of a Palestinian state that encompasses the entire West Bank dwindles.
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While a $0003 bill will always be worth $20, what you're able to buy for that amount dwindles.
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When choreography doesn't sustain some developing view of the people dancing it, it dwindles into attention-seizing stunts.
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While a $2500 bill will always be worth $2225, what you're able to buy with that amount dwindles.
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But hope dwindles as Obama prepares to turn the White House keys over to President-elect Donald Trump.
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"The motivation to go definitely dwindles down if you stop home, have a snack, have to change," she says.
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By Series C, the amount of exits dwindles down to just 8% of all startups, according to CB Insights.
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So your urgency dwindles and your lags, because you have your walls and they are holding—untested—for now.
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When the dollar's primacy materially dwindles, that will be game over in the balance of power with the East.
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As investment in the industry dwindles, demand for the commodity overtakes supply, and a new bull market is born.
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Colorado is now approaching peak wildfire season as spring precipitation dwindles and snow continues to melt from higher elevations.
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The couple are now concerned that as the tax abatement dwindles, so, too, will the equity in their home.
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But one disadvantage of living to the age of 101 is that the number of old pals gradually dwindles.
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When romance dwindles and things cool down, there are certain ways to ease the pain of ending a relationship.
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And as supplies of traditional evergreen pines dwindles in the market, the price of trees goes up for consumers.
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We only move further away from the Holocaust as time passes, and the number of survivors dwindles every day.
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In the remote Bering Sea, it is an increasingly difficult task as the population of the extremely endangered whale dwindles.
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When dropouts are included, the expected financial return to starting a degree for the weakest students dwindles to almost nothing.
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Analysts have been pointing to scope for an upturn in U.S. wheat exports as supply dwindles in top supplier Russia.
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We make a modest effort as a species dwindles and then, when it's really on the ropes, we suddenly panic.
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Like some rivals, and its Japanese alliance partner Nissan , Renault is under pressure as demand dwindles in markets like China.
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D-Day As the number of surviving veterans dwindles, the old pillars of trans-Atlantic certainty have begun to tremble.
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Access to critical medicine and basic goods dwindles by the day, while the prices for such goods soar from hyperinflation.
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If trust between the two countries only dwindles, it will be harder for them to cooperate on those or other issues.
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Yet although American sanctions remain possible, their potential utility dwindles daily as the construction of NS2 creates facts on the seabed.
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Moreover, most big banks are investing heavily in technology and offering more services via fancy apps as custom at branches dwindles.
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Crushers worry that any extra buying will boost prices and further erode margins as demand dwindles from the animal feed industry.
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Japan, the largest consumer of tuna in the world, often faces international criticism as the population of Pacific bluefin tuna dwindles.
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"The strain is widening between them," she notes of her husband as the days of waiting stretch on and hope dwindles.
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But then there are other times when the text messaging frequency slowly dwindles and somehow conversation comes to a full halt.
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The health risks of working on a trading floor have dropped as the number of open-outcry traders dwindles, traders said.
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The I.R.S. has been struggling to overhaul its defenses against increasingly sophisticated cyberthreats as its budget shrinks and its staff dwindles.
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EXCLUSIVE-VENEZUELA'S PDVSA HANDS DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS OF OILFIELDS TO SOME JOINT-VENTURE PARTNERS AS ITS CAPACITY DWINDLES -INDUSTRY SOURCES
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The bank said earlier this year that it had fallen behind in its original 2018 cost cutting targets as revenue dwindles.
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As time dwindles, an increasing number of Republicans have accused Democrats of disregarding economic policy as they move forward with impeachment.
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If it never dwindles into a two-man race, then the most Republicans can hope for is a contested convention this summer.
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The 2016 Rio Olympics is shaping up to be a huge disappointment for India as the country's chances to win medals dwindles.
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During periods of sharply falling prices, scrap supply dwindles, acting to reduce secondary production and increase demand for primary metal among fabricators.
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Some officials at the bank worry that QE may soon approach a natural limit as the ready supply of government bonds dwindles.
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As my inventory dwindles with no pokéstops, I get a clearer picture of how different the game would be outside a city.
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"As that utility wanes, the room to maneuver dwindles and the welcome mat starts to get drawn under the door," he said.
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Trump has been amping reports of refugees still hundreds of miles from the US border — a group that dwindles by the day.
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In the future, as funding for live instruction dwindles and the shift to online instruction becomes more coercive, there may be pushback.
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It's already too late for that: the river water is warmer, the ice retreats faster, the forest fires spread further, the permafrost dwindles.
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That's good, because as traditional print advertising dwindles, media organizations everywhere have to come up with new ways to pay for their coverage.
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After a year, two or even three, when the battery life dwindles — all reasonable answers that don't help the G5's sales today.
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The number of gimme clues on Friday dwindles greatly; filler words may be present, but they're clued vaguely; and cultural references get narrower.
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"Into the Red" marvels at a woman's financial generosity, over a track that dwindles from a string-ensemble arrangement to tiny, plinking tones.
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It just shouldn't be surprised if the force of outrage against serial predation dwindles, without an institution willing to honor and embody it.
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Fragmented security has long been a problem on Android, where phone manufacturers will sometimes ignore products as they age or their use count dwindles.
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That few dwindles to almost none when you look at female leads that show a career path for girls interested in science and math.
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The developed world may have reached a turning-point, where the amount of QE steadily dwindles and the amount of government-bond issuance rises.
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But once the script settles into more familiar rhythms and then into fantasy sequences, the intensity of that language dwindles, and the excitement lessens.
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The song dwindles down for about 25 seconds, or eight bars, of Ms. Baird's slow, quiet rhythm alone, played on bass drum and snare.
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They are among thousands of Americans whose hopes of becoming parents through overseas adoption are on hold as the number of eligible children dwindles.
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However, Macy's is still struggling to grow sales as foot traffic dwindles at malls and retailers must compete with Amazon's powerful e-commerce platform.
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I'm afraid of whether I can be a mother without this village, even as the village that I knew dwindles, reconstitutes with new, unfamiliar faces.
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But as you get further into the game — especially when your stake supply dwindles to three or fewer — the levels become more of a puzzle.
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Dangle a spider in front of an arachnophobe enough times (increasing duration and proximity), and the hot, emotional reaction dwindles to the point of extinction.
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In the coming months, Delta's network will be scaled back by 70% with international flying taking the greatest hit as demand for overseas travel dwindles.
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The casters are finding little work these days, as appreciation for their work dwindles in a society that is far removed from its cultural relics.
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No matter how the audience dwindles, or how loudly the Twitter touts denounce the proceedings, those in charge appear to be incapable of taking advice.
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Uber is seeking to expand in freight hauling, food delivery and electric bikes and scooters as growth in its now decade-old ride-hailing business dwindles.
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Over time, as the intact males are crowded out of the mating game and the females lay eggs that never reach maturity, the whole population dwindles.
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It's a beautiful, flowing graph of the many paths a human life can take as the number of people to potentially share it with slowly dwindles.
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In a low price environment, the values of those reserves dwindles, so banks have been busy reducing drillers' borrowing ability, sometimes at the behest of regulators.
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Proponents of the assistance package said there was no time to lose, as Puerto Rico's cash dwindles and major debt payments loom this spring and summer.
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I do not have a name to say to you and as my body dwindles further I trust I'll lose what identity I held yet more.
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The U.S. federal government will allow firms to begin manufacturing their own hand sanitizer with limited guidance as the spreading coronavirus dwindles supply across the country.
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Skewing older (30s and up), the crowd dwindles while much of the Lower East Side is hours from losing its cellphone and vomiting in a Juno.
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And it is all the more urgent as the number of Holocaust survivors dwindles, because they are the most powerful narrators of their experiences, she added.
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When one of those tasks is complex — like putting together a business proposal or taking care of a toddler — that number dwindles down to one or two.
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Fearing for a future in which life expectancy dwindles, Morisaki conducted a questionnaire study among pregnant women to better understand why some are reluctant to gain weight.
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The Parsis of Western India have one of the richest food histories in the world, but as their population dwindles, so too does their stupor-inducing cuisine.
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Membership swells and dwindles with the tides, but the constants are the trinity-completing Selena Gomez and Karlie Kloss, with Haim, Lorde and Lena Dunham as main support.
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PARIS — Airbus said on Tuesday that it would sharply curtail production of the A380 superjumbo jet, the world's largest passenger plane, as airline demand dwindles for supersize aircraft.
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Underlining his situation, Berenger's once-magnificent kingdom is depicted as swiftly receding: Its borders shrink, its population dwindles and even the throne room threatens to crumble around him.
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Earlier this month, Sears kicked off store-wide sales across the country in a push to attract more customers through the holidays, as the chain's store fleet dwindles.
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D-Day in Photos: Heroes of a More Certain Time: As the number of surviving veterans dwindles, the old pillars of trans-Atlantic certainty have begun to tremble.
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Our desire to push, to achieve, to conquer dwindles, and we think more of how nature connects us and how we can share and revere our intrinsic selves.
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What's new: As the pay-TV market dwindles, a new crop of satellites are being launched to beam down broadband services to wider swaths of populations on Earth.
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CFO Chris Peterson also put to rest rumors that the troubled brand would take actions to transfer assets out of reach of its debt holders as liquidity dwindles.
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As cable crumbles, as DirecTV drops, they're not dropping ... Viacom or Discovery or A&E, slowly the cable bundle dwindles, and therefore the subsidization of the content happens.
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LONDON - The world's first malaria vaccine, developed by GlaxoSmithKline, provides some protection after three doses but its effect dwindles to almost nothing after seven years, scientists said on Wednesday.
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Organic objects can only be dated up to around 55,000 to 60,000 years ago, after which time the amount of C0003 in a sample dwindles down to negligible proportions.
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But in the end, it's still a company broadcasting a message to prospective customers — one-to-many — and is limited in its effectiveness as consumers' patience with advertising dwindles.
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In a so-called cap-and-trade program like this, power plants can trade the carbon permits among themselves, but the overall number of permits dwindles steadily over time.
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But only about 50 percent of online shoppers say they sometimes leave a review for a product or a service, and that number dwindles to 43 percent for restaurants.
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Take "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," one of his best early stories: A man is born old, eventually becomes young and virile, then dwindles into a squalling infant.
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The dream fades each time the value of a billion-dollar company dwindles, and with each revelation that those equity shares aren't worth as much as they once seemed.
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The former vice president's growing delegate lead makes a comeback by Sanders increasingly unlikely as the number of delegate-rich states on the calendar dwindles from this point on.
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Data in recent months have shown the government is bearing an increasing amount of the load as it struggles to put the economy on firmer footing and private investment dwindles.
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This summer, your impulse for partying and starting new creative projects dwindles during Mars' retrograde—but this is a time to really figure out why you do what you do.
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Renewable energy has become an area of severe trade friction as major economies compete to dominate a sector that is expected to thrive as reliance on coal and oil dwindles.
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Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and as the number of days you have to prepare for the big meal dwindles, some people might be considering outsourcing their turkey dinner.
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Stocks could struggle for the rest of the year to break above January's record levels as volatility picks up and sentiment dwindles, according to a top strategist from Morgan Stanley.
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This strategy creates a double attack on dengue and Zika: The infected mosquitoes don't transmit disease, and their population dwindles to the point where they can't keep an epidemic going.
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This collective behaviour means scrap supply dwindles in a falling price environment and surges in a higher one, effectively acting as a balancing mechanism on rapid price moves in either direction.
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Harold Edwards, chief executive of agribusiness Limoneira, said he has ample supplies of lemons, oranges and avocados for retailers, particularly as demand from restaurants, cafeterias and other food service clients dwindles.
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"While nearly half of individual contributors are women, that percentage dwindles to little more than a fifth at the senior vice president and C-suite levels," the Korn Ferry report said.
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As the number of partner stores dwindles, Google Shopping Express is a far cry from the Amazon killer it was heralded as in 2013, landing somewhere closer to a glorified payment processor.
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Once coupon payments and the investment banking fees are accounted for, the sum dwindles to 196.25 million-213.7 million pounds, or 5.7%-6.1% of the original deal size, a Reuters calculation shows.
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As the number of competitors in the ride-hailing industry dwindles, geographic expansion is emerging as the next proving ground to determine who will be the victor in the ride-hailing market.
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Once coupon payments and the investment banking fees are accounted for, the sum dwindles to 196.25 million-213.7 million pounds, or 5.7%-26.4% of the original deal size, a Reuters calculation shows.
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KO'S ADVANTAGE DWINDLES Top-ranked Lydia Ko bogeyed the 275th hole as her lead shrank to one stroke heading into the final round of the KPMG Women's P.G.A. Championship in Sammamish, Wash.
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But when a listing, whether it's affiliated with "Fixer Upper" or not, gets to be over half a million dollars, like the "Asian Ranch House," Clements said the number of buyers dwindles.
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And, frankly, we can already begin to count the number of main events featuring this generation of pro wrestlers as it dwindles from countless dozens to the final 30, the final 20.
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But Bolton expressed concern that American and South Korean military readiness — that is, the ability of their troops to fight a war together — dwindles by the day if they don't continuously train.
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But the average settlement is less than $60,000, which dwindles after retainer agreements allow lawyers to recoup 45 percent of the settlements they negotiated, plus reimbursement for expenses including private jet travel.
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All along the 127-mile coast, in Ocean County and elsewhere, towns are being forced to adjust their budgets and spending, as federal aid dwindles even as the rebuilding process trudges ahead.
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"There's been a boom in octopus populations, but no one really knows if that's a trend that's going to continue as the ocean gets more acidic or their food supply dwindles," Kleeman says.
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As the supply of books and comics ripe for adaptation dwindles, TV producers are looking to podcasts for fresh material—and finding stories with audiences as loyal as any book club's inner circle.
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As the number of true centrists dwindles in both parties, it is being extended to those who express ideological views in a way that sounds reasonable and co-operative, not strident and dogmatic.
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But now, as the campaign dwindles down to its final days, it is long past time for feminists to start thinking not only about the election, but also about what should happen afterward.
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The figures suggest companies continue to hire at a healthy pace but may be pulling back as the number of people who can't find jobs dwindles, making it harder to find new employees.
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Illustration by RXCH The 21st Century feels like the twilight of the rap group; the incentive for rappers to form these kinds of partnerships dwindles as the returns from recording and touring do.
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If future funding dwindles in the wake of the pandemic, projects already hindered by costly delays will face an uphill battle to be completed while new projects struggle to get off the ground.
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The rural-urban divide will continue to play a central role in politics and elections for the next several years — unless and until rural America's population declines enough that its political power dwindles.
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The retailer's challenge is to make the investments needed to compete against Amazon, while continuing to keep shareholders happy — this is no easy task, as more shopping heads online and mall traffic dwindles.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Rio Tinto has changed its exploration strategy to consider smaller ore deposits that have growth potential, as the likelihood of finding large, low cost mines dwindles, an executive said on Thursday.
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You might think Facebook shareholders would get nervous about the prospect of Zuckerberg having total control of Facebook — with no accountability to other shareholders — even as his financial stake in the company dwindles.
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As climate change gets worse and the chance to avoid harsh impacts dwindles, governments are getting serious about putting some sort of price on carbon emissions, whether explicit (a tax) or implicit (regulations).
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In 10 one-hour episodes, 12 celebrity stylists and salon pros will go head to head, creating different looks for red carpet challenges and editorial shoots until the list dwindles down to one winner.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has cautioned that if the confidence of foreign investors, or the "kindness of strangers," dwindles in the wake of Brexit, then Britain could struggle to fund domestic expenses.
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For a couple years, Williams had still been hanging onto the hope that he would regain his ability to walk, and perhaps even one day box, but that prospect dwindles as more time passes.
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Fixing the problem Senior leaders often speak of the challenges of recruiting enough soldiers to grow the Army as the population of Americans who are fit to serve and interested in the Army dwindles.
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As one deadline for the Rapture after another slips by, and as the congregation dwindles, a few true believers keep the faith, certain — perhaps desperately so — that the Lord will eventually prove them right.
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At the same time, the supply of qualified fliers has dropped, as the stream of military aviators the big carriers have long relied on dwindles, and even the Air Force struggles to find pilots.
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Shedding friends is not a goal of mine, but as I have realized the true worth of unconditionally loving and mutually respectful friendships, my tolerance for discomfort or unhappiness in a relationship dwindles exponentially.
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There has not been the wholesale staff cutbacks such as the ones that occurred three years ago, but investors and analysts expect consolidation in the services sector as work dwindles and share prices fall.
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Josh Huder argues that Pelosi has only a finite number of leadership posts, committee positions, and noncontroversial agenda items she can offer dissenters, and the availability of such goods dwindles with each holdout she appeases.
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China is facing what experts are calling a "demographic time-bomb" as its elderly population grows and its workforce dwindles, partly as a result of a one-child policy in place for around four decades.
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There are only a limited number of ways to break into a given phone — a number that dwindles with each security update — and extreme secrecy ensures the NSA will make the most of each technique.
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The power fantasy that Gears of War revolves around, which is centered entirely on powerful figures heroically doing what no one else can on a tight timeline, just dwindles down into a leisurely desert romps.
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The fight is a familiar one in the city: As the amount of available land dwindles, the real estate market booms and the demand for housing increases, green spaces become easy targets for new construction.
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At its best, the tactic can curb waste — such as by automatically lowering the price of perishable produce if it's overstocked, or soon to go bad — and keep products available by raising prices as stock dwindles.
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It's a similar story elsewhere in Japan, where oil demand has dropped by nearly a third since 2000 as the country's population dwindles and new car sales are also down by around a third since 1990.
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In searching for dramatic obstacles, Mr. Moyer has to saddle each of them with a couple of past traumas that have to be revealed as the evening dwindles into dawn, a device both heavy and hoary.
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As his relevance dwindles after a disastrous year with the Oklahoma City Thunder in which he was the least efficient, most vanilla iteration of his once-dominant self, Anthony finds himself in an unfamiliar position: unwanted.
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But Joy faces the same threat as its forebears, as the number of black-owned spaces dwindles, and the venues that remain aren't always eager to host large gatherings of black people on a regular basis.
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Department store chains like Kohl's and Macy's have been looking for ways to grow sales online, as Amazon increasingly takes market share in categories like apparel and appliances, while foot traffic dwindles at some shopping malls.
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Puerto Rico Revises Plan to Reduce Debt as Optimism Dwindles | The island's top economic officials said they had to alter their economic strategy when they saw that tax revenues were running about $500 million lower than forecast.
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The initiative, which also covers Central African Republic, Cameroon, Congo Republic and Equatorial Guinea, aims to restart protection efforts in the Congo Basin - a target for expansion of palm oil plantations as available land in Indonesia dwindles.
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So far, the U.S. shale oil drillers have proven stubbornly optimistic about the outlook, doing everything they can to maintain output even as cash dwindles and, in the process, feeding the glut that has depressed global prices.
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Apple will typically replace models brought in for servicing, and as available stock dwindles, the company has told its service employees that the unit "may be substituted to iPad Air 2", according to a memo obtained by 9to5Mac.
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The population of the small town dwindles, and the schools close, which makes it even less desirable for others to move to that town, provide services, attract jobs, or maintain the "way of life" associated with rural America.
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Each section starts at 20,000 feet, but dwindles down to an upcoming Facebook feature — a feature that, if launched, will now get swept up into Zuckerberg's "globalization" crusade, instead of an aging platform's attempt to drive user engagement.
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He also takes his girlfriend to parks and to the movies, but only on Thursdays when the ticket prices are cheapest as the demand for them generally dwindles on last day before the next film releases on Friday.
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Not only is she rejected by her Muslim patients and scorned by her father (although many old militants like him, in depressed industrial regions, have turned to the National Front) but her own dramatic presence dwindles and fades.
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On Monday morning, after Ohio's governor had shuttered schools, restaurants and bars across the state, Mr. Albrecht, the hotel owner, met with his 125 employees and vowed to keep them as busy as possible, even if traffic dwindles.
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The company's news and information business, which includes the Wall Street Journal and the Times in London, has been suffering from lower ad sales as readership dwindles, with readers opting for free news on websites and mobile apps.
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Analysts at UBS estimate that Basel 4 leaves European banks with a capital shortfall of €40bn ($47bn), but this dwindles to €5bn if supervisors make offsetting changes—Nordic countries may unwind increases in requirements made ahead of Basel 4.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Millions of farmers and factory workers worldwide who produce food for Britain's leading supermarkets are exploited and struggle to feed their families as their share of the price consumers pay dwindles, campaigners said on Thursday.
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The idea is that over time, as more male mosquitoes are released to mate with wild females, the population dwindles—without having to resort to pesticides that are not only harmful to people and the environment, but rapidly dwindling in efficacy.
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The Mint had hoped to appeal to investors wanting digital assets but with the reassurance of a trusted issuer and to create a new revenue stream as use of mass circulation coins, its core business for more than a millennium, dwindles.
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The fast way happens as a series of lurches: eyes occlude, hearing dwindles, a hand trembles where it hadn't, a hip breaks—the usually hale and hearty doctor's murmur in the yearly checkup, There are some signs here that concern me .
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The story is relevant to living populations of endangered species, because it supports the idea that as a population dwindles, natural selection becomes less efficient at purging bad mutations, leading to loss of genes and a slow meltdown of the genome.
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The additional troops that have moved in are needed to provide security for troops and equipment as they are moved out by land and air as well a provide additional security on the ground as the number of US forces dwindles, officials said.
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The initiative, which also covers Central African Republic, Cameroon, Congo Republic, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon, aims to restart protection efforts in the Congo Basin, which has become a target for the expansion of palm oil plantations as available land in Indonesia dwindles.
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As concerts and sporting events are canceled, airport traffic and commercial freight dwindles, conventions are postponed, day-care centers suspend services, and restaurants empty out, the low-wage workers who perform much of the core labor in these workplaces are being furloughed and laid off.
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"With low mortgage interest rates luring more homebuyers off the sidelines as supply dwindles, we're likely to see competition pick back up, especially for the most affordable homes and neighborhoods, where inventory is limited and buyers are most rate-sensitive," said Redfin's chief economist, Daryl Fairweather.
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At best, you get a situation like 2pac's, where a formidable cache of leftovers is parceled out into loving releases of a quality that dwindles over the years as the vault gets skimpier and people who never met the man worm their way onto tracks with him.
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However, the CIA mainly relies on U.S. troops for protection and as their number dwindles, U.S. intelligence agencies would have to consolidate into fewer bases, limiting their ability to track threats and forcing increased reliance on proxy militias whose heavy-handedness has made them unpopular, experts said.
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Virtually every industry has been concentrating since the late 1990s, which has given companies monopsony power and left workers with fewer employment options..As the pool of companies dwindles, workers have little choice but to settle for the terms and conditions offered by the biggest employers.
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The organization also has its own tech labs focused on developing tools to further that public interest journalism mission — so it's hard to think of a better parent for Politwoops (even as the chance of finding a good parent for Twitter, the service that ultimately powers Politwoops, dwindles… ).
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Meanwhile, US service members -- in particular from the special operations community -- continue to deploy for what is now an even more challenging mission: continuing the ISIS fight while attention dwindles, Turkey threatens to invade Manbij -- where US forces remain present for now -- and where the future is decidedly unclear.
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But "Steps in the Street," revised in 1989 and a knockout when I first watched it in 1990, has lost much of its force in revivals this century (the dynamic excitement is diluted); and without that element it dwindles into a collage of repetitious expressionistic effects, alternately posey and pounding.
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In the same column, however, Charles McGrath argues: If for a start we require that critics know what they're talking about — that their judgments are actually informed — the field thins considerably, and if we also insist on taste and discernment, then the number of valuable and useful critics dwindles pretty drastically.
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In a joint news conference on Thursday in San Juan, broadcast on the internet, Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello and U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the island can access the so-called community disaster loans (CDLs) as needed until March 2020, once its cash balance dwindles below $1.1 billion.
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One possibility, however, is that as ONDCP dwindles down, anti-drug efforts under Trump will be more likely to go through the US Department of Justice, which is led by anti-drug hardliner Jeff Sessions, and the Drug Enforcement Administration, which historically takes a "tough on crime" approach to drugs.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) LAUNCESTON, Australia, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Australia, which vies with Indonesia for the title of the world's largest coal exporter, is planning for an electricity future where use of the polluting fuel dwindles and is rapidly replaced by renewable energy sources.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Australia, which vies with Indonesia for the title of the world's largest coal exporter, is planning for an electricity future where use of the polluting fuel dwindles and is rapidly replaced by renewable energy sources.
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This focus on the high end admittedly dwindles down the market size even further as headsets like the Oculus Go and Gear VR are unsupported, but the team sees this focus on quality as something that will only be controversial in the near-term as headset-makers like Oculus and other begin progressing more steadily toward releasing standalone devices with tracked controllers.
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