Sentence examples for because of its shrinking from inspiring English sources

Thailand's outlook was raised because of its shrinking foreign debt and growing coffers from rising exports, Moody's said.

Detroit is in trouble because of its shrinking population, as are any number of towns in the former steel region of Western Pennsylvania.

KEN AULETTA: It was time for Larry King to go, and not just because of his shrinking ratings.

We'll face them and take care of them," he said, after explaining that he had decided to close John A. Coleman, a Catholic high school in Ulster County, because of its $800,000 deficit and shrinking enrollment.

Morgan Stanley announced on Nov. 7 that it was taking a $3.7 billion charge against earnings because of the shrinking value of its securities backed by home loans, a market that began to implode last summer.

When the valve is heated by applying electrical current to the microheater, it shrinks because of its thermal response, and the valve opens.

The New York Stock Exchange recently announced its intention to close two trading rooms because of the shrinking number of open-outcry traders.

But nobody seemed to be speaking of leaving Ashdod, perhaps because of the shrinking number of places where it was safe to go.

But if India don't get the mix right – either in the natural course of events or because of steadily shrinking concern among the officials, corporates and fans – then it would be highly irresponsible.

Some succeed but, because of the shrinking number of mid-skilled jobs, many do not.

Real estate projects all over New York City have been stalled or stopped in their tracks because of the shrinking credit market.