Sentence examples for a shrinkage of from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, there was, on balance, a shrinkage of her repertoire, and of her public concert performances.

This produces less for less: a shrinkage of quantity and quality – I have no intention of going there".

That, in turn, results in a shrinkage of the outstanding money supply.

On average, a shrinkage of 43% occurs for the outer diameter while the inner diameter decreases by 54%.

The consequence is a shrinkage of what Michael McKee, associate director of New York Tenants and Neighbors Coalition, calls "affordable housing for ordinary people".

This was ascribed to a shrinkage of the hydrophilic region in Nafion morphology.

The result was a shrinkage of agricultural production, as the villages suffered from the depredations of soldiery and tax collectors and from Bedouin incursions.

Only good luck, it says, and a shrinkage of the pool of "professional" bomb-makers due to earlier assassinations, has averted big disasters.

There are a number of reasons why we might eat less as we age, according to Margot Gosney, a professor of geriatric medicine, specialising in nutrition: "There's a shrinkage of the stomach.

Today, expansionary monetary policy isn't so easy to put into effect, as we are seeing a shrinkage of credit and a contraction of the "shadow banking sector," as represented by forms of derivatives trading, hedge funds and other investments.

If such velocity produced, as Fitzgerald maintained, a shrinkage of dimension in the same direction, it was impossible to measure it, because the measuring device would shrink as well.