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Dwindling private donations, delays in city funding and high turnover among the non-profit's top managers.

Buzz: Pepco, Tolkien, iPhone Lori Aratani 2011

Dwindling approval ratings largely due to his handling or fumbling of the health care bill seem to have Mr. Obama in somewhat of a tailspin.

Obama speaks with Gates' arresting officer 2009

Dwindling resources also hamper preservation efforts at many smaller libraries and archives.

Audio Recordings Of U.S. History Fading Fast: STUDY AP 2010

Kodak's Dwindling Cash Pile in Focus Eastman Kodak Seeks Rescue Financing Kodak Tensions Rise Kodak Struggles to Find Its Moment The company said it is looking to shore up its cash position by raising another $500 million in first-lien debt, meaning those lenders would be first in line to get paid.

Squeeze Tightens on Kodak Dana Mattioli 2011

Dwindling oil production in recent years means less oil has been moving through, and the temperature of the crude has been steadily dropping.

Shrinking Oil Supplies Put Alaskan Pipeline at Risk Russell Gold 2011

Dwindling forests over the years have forced elephants to search for food in developed areas and farmland.

New Efforts Aim to Protect Elephants in India 2010

Dwindling supply and rising demand are causing a squeeze in the market for three-month Treasury bills, considered among the safest investments, that is driving the market up and pushing the yields to the floor.

T-Bills Stay Hot Despite Low Yield Matt Phillips 2011

Dwindling groundwater, they say, is endangering the water supply.

Water Demands Collide With an Antitax Push Justin Scheck 2011

Dwindling supply and rising demand are causing a squeeze for three-month T-bills that is driving the market up and pushing yields to the floor.

What's News: Business & Finance 2011

Dwindling production from the once-mighty Alaskan field has been a symbol of what was once seen as the slow, inexorable decline of U.S. oil.

Oil and Gas Bubble Up All Over Russell Gold 2012