Sentence examples for contract even more from inspiring English sources

As a star becomes denser and more compact, its gravitational field intensifies, causing it to contract even more.

Substantial falls in new orders, export orders and backlogs of work suggest the sector may contract even more in the coming months.

The European Commission said Friday that the economy of its member nations would shrink by 0.1 percent this year, while the countries that use the euro would contract even more sharply, by 0.4 percent.

If that meant that no man could unseat them without incurring grievous sin, it also meant that rulers served under a contract even more oppressively binding than the old feudal tenant agreements.

In fact, trade will contract even more due to the multiplier effect, brought about by vertical supply chains, in which the value of many products is counted more than once as inputs and assembled products cross borders.

Matrices populated with non-p-MyoFb contract even more strongly by four-fold.

Q Do you see the brokerage industry contracting even more?

Were it not for oil, gas and mineral exports, Russia's economy would be contracting even more than it has.

As Maud gets older her spine contracts even more; she's like a collapsing star, still exuding brightness before she burns out.

In the 1990s, the change in trade was 3.4%.In recessions, according to a new paper by Caroline Freund of the World Bank, trade contracts even more sharply than it responds in easier times.

Our article on Brazil's fiscal policy ("How tough will Dilma be?", February 19th) said that Brazil's economy shrank slightly in 2008, and that government loans and tax breaks stopped it from contracting even more.