Sentence examples for a matter of shrinking from inspiring English sources

The act of entering, which Bruno did now, became a matter of shrinking oneself to size, of joining the flea circus.

The shift to mobile was a philosophical one, not just a matter of shrinking functionality to fit a smaller screen.

"If it's just a matter of a shrink saying the patient suffers from mild depression," he said, "the co-op would say that doesn't constitute a disability under any of the applicable laws.

Then there is the matter of shrinking.

As a matter of fact, it has shrunk every year.

Seventy years of living in the Soviet Union have made them inventive and adaptable.Special report Enigma variations The long arm of the state Grease my palm A matter of judgment The incredible shrinking people The wild south Handle with care Sources & acknowledgmentsReprints Related items Boris FyodorovNov 27th 2008The lives of ordinary Russians have got better, but not that much better.

It used to be mainly men who drank, but now women do too.Special report Enigma variations The long arm of the state Grease my palm A matter of judgment The incredible shrinking people The wild south Handle with care Sources & acknowledgmentsReprints Related items Boris FyodorovNov 27th 2008Semlevo's collective farm was built in 1962.

In response to the vemurafenib, the tumors shrank in a matter of weeks, to the point that the man's skin looked smooth and healthy.

Whether the regional gap is growing or shrinking is itself a matter of dispute.

The latest OECD survey says civil servants in nearly all its 35 member countries have had their pay frozen, their numbers cut and departments downsized as governments responded to the financial crash and recession or, as a matter of political principle, had a go at shrinking the state.

As a matter of fact, Direct Action had actually been shrinking prior to demonstrations and so anarchists sought to salvage much of the group in an effort to respond rapidly to unfolding events.