Sentence examples for a string of shrinking from inspiring English sources
The people along a string of shrinking towns on the Delaware River are expected to make about 5,900 one-way trips a day on New Jersey Transit's new River Line.
He is currently riding a string of 11 consecutive quality starts, shrinking his earned run average from 4.55 at the end of April to 2.63 — fifth in the National League — after notching his first career complete game this past week.
In her three six-year terms Mrs Oku used her position in parliament to gain attention to a string of faulty products: clothing that shrank, meat products that lacked meat, all things readily appreciated by ordinary women.She had a wider audience over the great sake scandal.
A string of mergers among the big carriers further shrank the number of players.
But in a string of films in recent years, Broderick has shrunk himself to a cowering kernel of humanity: playing characters defeated by life before they get out of bed in the morning.
A string of losses has forced SpiceJet, a listed low-cost carrier, to shrink its fleet and seek fresh capital.
Unless the sequester cuts are reversed, funding for economic data will shrink further in 2014, on top of a string of lean budget years.
Since taking the helm of UBS in 2011, Mr. Ermotti has been seeking to reduce costs by eliminating jobs, shrinking capital-intensive trading operations and repairing the bank's reputation after a string of scandals.
Today's news that the economy shrank by 6.2 per cent in the last quarter was just the latest in a string of bad economic numbers we've gotten this week.
By James Surowiecki February 27 , 2009 Todays news that the economy shrank by 6.2 per cent in the last quarter was just the latest in a string of bad economic numbers we'se gottenewsis week.
But Mr. Koizumi's efforts to shrink government are now seen as having worsened growing social inequalities without reviving growth, and a string of short-lived subsequent governments took the party back to its old pork barrel ways.
