Examples of using Drying up in English and their translations into Chinese
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The advent of automobiles and motorcycles ended the great bicycle boom of the 1890s, shuttering bicycle manufacturers and drying up sponsorship dollars.
A further source of vulnerability in many places, including emerging European economies, is that foreign capital is drying up.
Profits and growth are drying up, and it's hard to recruit and retain talent.
But work is drying up, wage growth has slowed and many Chinese people prefer to live closer to home.
Drying up of FDLR funding sources(military operations dislodged them from mining operations and destroyed their fields).
But the fund's interest earnings are drying up as it struggles to find new takers for its money.
Recently, temperatures remained low, climate is drying up, skin maintenance needs prompt pay, that at this time the home how to conserve it?
With funding from banks and non-banking financial companies drying up, Indian developers are being forced to explore debt and equity funding from various PE firms.
The inflow of water from the Red Sea will slow the drying up of the Dead Sea,” said the Israeli government.
Huge groundwater reservoirs are drying up at an alarming rate, and that's a problem because they nourish major growing regions around the world.".
The scarcity of water in Darfur is growing, with reports of a significant number of wells drying up.
One specific result was water scarcity, with once-abundant sources of water drying up.
Federal funding used by state marketplaces to enroll people and to advertise is drying up.
Bags of fresh caterpillars were piling up and the insects were drying up,” Hien said.
It is widely known that in the second half of the twentieth century, the Central Asian region faced a grave environmental crisis: the drying up of the Aral Sea.
Meanwhile, the average family has shrunk from 2.7 children to 1.7- the pipeline of future workers is drying up.
Due to this, the US will proceed to destabilize the government of Daniel Ortega within their global geopolitical strategy of drying up Chinese energy sources.
In the 1930's, the economist Alvin Hansen argued that opportunities for new investment in already-rich countries were drying up.
As a result of new government rules, that money is either drying up or also getting more expensive.
This is not considered within the indicators, meaning that the impact of prolonged rationing or the drying up of wells during the hot season will not be picked up. .