Sentence examples for because of their shrinking from inspiring English sources
Companies complained that because of their shrinking profit margins, they did not have the money to develop new drugs.
Nick Morgan, the author of Power Cues, suggests planning virtual meetings in 10-minute segments because of evidence of shrinking attention spans.
Real estate projects all over New York City have been stalled or stopped in their tracks because of the shrinking credit market.
This is because of a shrinking demand for their goods and services in austerity-hit western economies but also a shortage of credit from Western-owned banks that are too scared to lend to East European firms and households.
And while the Killers have never matched the sales of "Hot Fuss" — in part because of a shrinking recording business — they haven't done badly at all with their revamp.
A report issued this week by a teacher recruitment organization estimated the cost of the so-called teacher reserve pool — nearly 1,400 educators who have lost their classroom assignments because of shrinking enrollment, school closings or the elimination of programs — at $74 million this year.
The New York Stock Exchange recently announced its intention to close two trading rooms because of the shrinking number of open-outcry traders.
Thailand's outlook was raised because of its shrinking foreign debt and growing coffers from rising exports, Moody's said.
KEN AULETTA: It was time for Larry King to go, and not just because of his shrinking ratings.
But nobody seemed to be speaking of leaving Ashdod, perhaps because of the shrinking number of places where it was safe to go.
