The Arab proportion of the population had, since early 1948 started to dwindle.

These figures confirm the fact that the number of countries in which executions regularly take place continues to dwindle.

At the same time, we must face the facts fossil fuels will not last forever, and some supplies may dwindle soon.

At the same time, we must face the facts fossil fuels will not last forever, and some supplies may dwindle soon.

Our imagination might shrink our hearts might dwindle, and our humanness might wither if we stay for too long inside our cultural cocoons.

I d like to dedicate this one to all the women in South Africa those women who refused to dwindle in the midst of apartheid.

In addition, net foreign capital inflows are likely to dwindle for several quarters at least, affecting domestic monetary conditions while aggregate demand is weak.

Economic rot sets in as the ranks of dependent citizens grow, productive citizens dwindle in number, and society eventually runs out of other people s money.

Thirty six per cent of Europeans will be aged 60 or over by 2050, and, despite increasing life expectancy, continued low fertility will mean the continent s population will begin to dwindle by 2020.

The fulfilment of that responsibility becomes ever more urgent as the generation of Holocaust survivors dwindle and in the face of an alarming increase in global acts of anti Semitism, Holocaust denial, racism and religious intolerance.

As citizens start relying on redistribution, productive work is discouraged, and real wealth creation suffers. Economic rot sets in as the ranks of dependent citizens grow, productive citizens dwindle in number, and society eventually runs out of other people s money.

The sharing of nuclear technology for peaceful uses could halt development resources would dwindle world financial markets, trade and transportation would be hard hit, with major economic consequences and millions of people in poor countries would be driven into deeper deprivation and suffering.