Sentence examples for big shrink from inspiring English sources

Why will a business that big shrink?

There was a very big shrink in builders that want to do sustainability because they think it's too expensive.

(Megan Angelo) ★ 'The Big Shrink' (Tuesday) Sharon Spell's always energetic variety show welcomes, on this night, Zach Broussard ("The Onion News Network") and Michelle Buteau ("Best Week Ever") as well as the improv team North Coast.

The aura might be the "classic" C shape of kaleidoscoping fractals, a series of flashing lights or a flip of perspective, where big objects shrink and small ones grow large.

"Private banking is a very good business for them".Switzerland has placed itself at the extreme end of a spectrum of higher capital charges, and is thus likely to see its big banks shrink more than most.

Just as with S&P and Moodys, they form a small but powerful "oligopoly" – what was once the Big Eight shrank to the Big Five and, after the Andersen debacle at Enron, to the Big Four.

Riba's Case for Space report showed the size of new homes in the UK is well below that of Ireland (15% bigger), Denmark (53% bigger) and Germany (80% bigger) – and shrinking.

"Donors and nonprofit officials said fears of the economy sliding back into recession and uncertainty about tax rules combined to shrink big giving in 2010".

The Big 12 shrank to 10 universities, but that did not prompt a name change.

Volume on the Big Board shrank to 108.3 million shares, from 150 million Wednesday.

Another reason for the public's lack of respect for some of these companies is that their cash hoard is big but shrinking because their businesses are unprofitable.