Sentence examples for a shrinking slice of from inspiring English sources

Government forces, which control a shrinking slice of the capital, are still on the defensive.

Worse, the G.O.P.'s is a shrinking slice of a rapidly growing pie.

Financially, dilution isn't really a big deal, because even a shrinking slice of the proverbial pie is still valuable if the size of the pie — the value of the company — continues to grow.

As it stands, publishers are being screwed between the twin plates of the dominant adtech platforms (Google and Facebook), where they are having to give up a majority of their ad revenue — leaving the media industry with a shrinking slice of ad revenues (that can be as lean as ~30percentt).

In interviews, the stores' owners said videocassette sales and rentals, though now only a small and shrinking slice of their business, were sustained in part by older immigrants who seemed less inclined than the young to adopt new gadgetry.

Fewer horses run at too many tracks with too many race dates, competing for smaller purses and slicing, in ever thinner pieces, a shrinking pie of betting money.

But what seems like a slice of 1950's Americana is a shrinking remnant of what was once one of the largest military bases in the metropolitan area.

Instead, each side was focused on how to secure a bigger slice of a shrinking pie for its own base.

Bank executives have long said that they must pay a larger slice of a shrinking pie in bad times to retain their top people.

That will leave people with disabilities fighting for a slice of a shrinking pie and it will pit them against against other people in need.

Who expanded and shrank that slice of the species over the years?