Sentence examples for a trend of shrinking from inspiring English sources

REFLECTING the arrival of new families, the Hicksville public school system has reversed a trend of shrinking enrollment that led to the closing of two elementary schools during the 90's.

Perhaps the most alarming finding that none of us can ignore is the rising restrictions faced by young people and their organisations as part of a wider trend of shrinking civil society space.

Nicaragua is part of a wider trend of shrinking access to abortion in the developing world, with close ties to policy decisions in the developed world as well.

"There aren't a lot of people saying, 'Send more material to landfills.'" Still, the numbers speak for themselves: a three-year trend of shrinking profits and rising costs for US municipalities – and little evidence that they are a blip.

There is an exception to the trend of shrinking population in Western places: Indian reservations are growing.

But one-day spikes are not expected to erase the trend of shrinking trading volumes as investors seek refuge in less risky assets like bonds.

Under the trend of shrinking feature sizes, circuits are likely to suffer from faults which lead to degraded performance and erroneous behaviour.

The result has been to accelerate a longer-running trend of a shrinking federal work force; in September, the federal government had the lowest number of civilian employees on its payrolls since 1966.

"There is a trend of more growth in other places, but Heathrow is not shrinking by any means and is going to be a very important part of world aviation for a long time," he said.

The data showed that there was a rapid increase in the number of family households, a continued shrinking in household size, and a trend of simplification in household structure.

Separate studies of trends in Arctic sea ice by academic and government teams have solidified a picture of shrinking area in summers for decades to come.