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In the American West, a burgeoning population created a double-whammy of surging power demands and dwindling freshwater supplies.

The irony is that the dangerous dwindling of diversity in our food supply is the unanticipated result of an agricultural triumph.

Library usage trends corroborate this view: teary-eyed reference librarians will readily tell you about their dwindling print reference collections, whose budgets have since been reallocated.

However, Stephan Binder, a Shanghai-based McKinsey principal, believes the crowded Chinese market will see a growing polarisation between 10-15 leading firms and a dwindling number of smaller rivals.

Taxes will suffocate the dwindling population of young workers.

Polar bears are in danger, Numbers dwindling in the Arctic because of melting ice.

Furthermore, dwindling water flows along the Mekong in Southeast Asia as well as on the Brahmaputra in eastern India and Bangladesh could produce a sharp international backlash.

But though this will be a source of friction, it need not be the catastrophe some think inevitable as the established superpower and the rising one fight it out for a dwindling resource.

Its distaste for the job seems clear from its dwindling purchases.

Moreover, dwindling trade and the legal cover of UN sanctions have helped persuade even once-reluctant governments in Europe and Asia to stiffen their own trade restrictions.

The one of China Xians roars loud and horrify on dwindling, 2 people's Fen from ash facial statement.

Mee questions whether it is "fair" to reintroduce a jaguar, because of not only the dwindling rainforest but also the impact "on the people who live and farm there".