Sentence examples for consistently shrinking from inspiring English sources

In a country of more than 140 million, the channel still reached only a minority of households, but in Russia's consistently shrinking independent-media environment TV Rain's growth seemed nothing short of miraculous.

Exports to and imports from its dominant trade partners like Germany, the U.K. and the U.S. have been consistently shrinking (relatively) over the last decade even as that from China and India have been rising, says Gunajit Kalita, researcher, Regional Impact, ICREAR.

In fact, over the past 10 years, some S&P 500-listed companies have consistently shrunk.

Further, we have shown that when the breathing gas switch from air to heliox (both 80 20 and 50 50) is followed by recompression bubbles will consistently shrink and disappear faster than during breathing of air, in both lipid and aqueous tissues (Hyldegaard et al. 2001).

But over those four years, the PC market has shrunk consistently.

If by the end of February the Conservatives' lead has consistently and significantly shrunk further – to, say, just five points or less – then March will look attractive.

"If you ended up on election day with a big disparity in the generic ballot, it would have an impact, but the number of seats it would have an impact on is small," said a senior Republican operative who follows Congressional races closely.House Democrats entered the 2004 cycle with the stated goal of expanding the playing field, which has shrunk consistently since 1998.

Puerto Rico's population has shrunk consistently in recent years, with a net loss of 48,000 residents per year between 2010 and 2013, according to the Pew Research Center.

However, what is notable is that, although extending read length undoubtedly improves the assembly, the magnitude of the improvement shrinks consistently as reads grow.

Tendon During air breathing bubbles shrank consistently.

Adipose tissue During the initial air breathing period, bubbles (N = 7) shrank consistently.