Sentence examples for changes that will shrink from inspiring English sources

The Tory class of 2010 – with nearly 150 new MPs – is a great competitive hothouse, especially once MPs start thinking about boundary changes that will shrink the Commons.

By 2020, it expects that will shrink to 5nm.

The resulting film is a document, a time capsule, about a society on the edge, both in terms of the marginalization of its population and the material changes that will come with the shrinking world.

Perhaps he will note that when he becomes responsible for appointing regional governors a change that will take effect this year his scope for buck-passing will shrink.

There is no disagreement that print will shrink".

The latest consensus is that it will shrink by 0.3%.

After the merger, that choice will shrink to just two.

By 2019, that will have shrunk to £86bn.

Organizations that don't will shrink or die.

It's not that the U.S. economy will shrink.

That underperformance means fees will shrink to a mere 2.3%.