Sentence examples for a dramatic shrinking from inspiring English sources

Since Sept. 11, 2001, we have witnessed a dramatic shrinking of democratic space, with civil rights being curtailed beyond measure.

Instead he has gambled on people supporting a dramatic shrinking of the state and a £7bn promise of unfunded tax cuts which could be paid for only by another VAT rise or even deeper cuts to public services – or both.

Firstly, climate change has led to a dramatic shrinking of the Arctic ice cap in recent summers.

Extended exposure to light however caused a dramatic shrinking of the membrane, suggesting that damage to the lipid bilayer might continue well after lysis has occurred (Fig. S5).

Observation of these cells over the wound repair period reveals a dramatic shrinking of junctions that are perpendicular to the pulling force of the wound (Fig. 2A).

Add to that the dramatic shrinking of MySpace page views and the predictive modeling gets ugly.

These findings suggest that the gradual shrinking of microgel particles occurs with increasing temperature and the subsequent dramatic shrinking results in the increasing in the turbidity.

During that time, southern bison experienced a dramatic die-off, shrinking to just a few closely related individuals.

That loss of confidence stretched the currency board to the limit, and precipitated a dramatic recession: GDP shrank by 2.8% in 1995.

Of the seven economic variables, only the individual's tax burden was trending in a good direction for the incumbent, shrinking a dramatic 5.18%, albeit with a similar increase in the federal deficit.

As its economy shrinks, a dramatic change of course may be the only move that will prevent Russia from a backward slide out of the realm of global economic powerhouses.