Sentence examples for contracted since from inspiring English sources

Britain's economy has not contracted since the second quarter of 1992, the government said.

The French auto industry has contracted since its halcyon days when Renault, Citroën and Peugeot vied for buyers in the critical United States market.

Secondly, overwidened channel segments that were produced by the catastrophic 1955 flood have contracted since 1963 by the formation of up to four bank-attached, discontinuous benches below the floodplain.

Revenues on the Street rose in 2009, but have contracted since then, in part because the barons are cannibalizing their profits to push up salaries that are already 5.3 times as much as other private-sector salaries in New York.

Political operatives from both parties have said the map of battleground states has contracted since 2016, with Ohio seen as more comfortably Republican and Nevada likely to go to the Democrats.

Economic output in South Korea fell 0.4percentt in the fourth quarter of 2000 from the quarter before, the first time it contracted since the economic crisis of 1998.

The core will contract (since it is not generating energy) and as it contracts it will heat up.

Lecturers in the University and College union have been "working to contract" since 10 October as part of their dispute.

However, the report also notes that FDI to Saudi Arabia has been contracting since the global financial crisis in 2008/09.

Access to economic opportunity has actually contracted since 1970, according to Opportunity Nation.

Dr. Ricciardi said in the settlement that he was aware that St . Georges, a profit-making school, had contracted since 1977 with several public hospitals in the city to train its third- and fourth-year medical students through clinical clerkships.