Sentence examples for constantly shrinking from inspiring English sources

There is nothing that drains away our economic strength like the constantly shrinking worth of the American dollar.

In Battlegrounds, matches begin with a hundred players, who scrounge weapons and supplies from a constantly shrinking map; the last player left alive wins.

Here I Am, Jonathan Safran Foer's third novel, makes of his readers a battalion of Alices, constantly shrinking and growing as they fall prey to seductive narrative inducements.

The cautionary tale Bosnia has to teach us is not about "evil" individuals but about the dangers of aggressive nationalism and factionalism, a lesson more relevant than ever in the constantly shrinking world we inhabit.

"The problem is that all these solutions being offered are not long-term solutions, and in the long term there seems to be no way out of the mess of a constantly shrinking economy," said Eleanna Ioannidou, an environmental lawyer and Green councillor in Thessaloniki.

And, like the constantly shrinking transistor at the heart of the chip industry, the ever more Lilliputian inkjet nozzle is poised to evolve into a new generation, with more than 3,000 tiny jets crammed onto the surface of each print head.

It is the ability to constantly shrink those transistors that has driven the industry.

Louv describes a world in which we are detached from the source of food, where there are no biological absolutes, where there is an ambivalent relationship between humans and the rest of the animal kingdom, in which new suburbs constantly shrink open space.

But it's all on a timer, as the circle constantly shrinks and forces fights.

A goal of the Fourth Amendment, Justice Alito emphasized, is to ensure that new forms of technology do not constantly shrink our traditionally expectations of privacy.

The building has more than 200 tenants who are constantly expanding, shrinking, coming and going, which makes for a lot of work, Mr. Crawford said.