Sentence examples for contraction looks from inspiring English sources

Scottish policy convener Andy Willox said: "We can take some comfort from the fact that Scotland's economic contraction looks smaller than the rest of the UK.

Britain's economy shrank by a percentage point in the three months to November and the pace of contraction looks set to accelerate into the end of this year, the country's National Institute of Economic and Social Research said on Wednesday.

Britain's economy shrank by a full percentage point in the three months to November and the pace of contraction looks set to accelerate into the end of this year, the country's National Institute of Economic and Social Research said on Wednesday.

To distinguish between possessives and contractions, look at the letter before the apostrophe.

Responses to PE were smaller in the presence of 10 μg/mL DEP (p = 0.012, two-way ANOVA compared with control; n = 7 for all; Figure 1A), although when expressed as a percentage of the maximum contraction, to look at changes in sensitivity to PE, we found no effect from either concentration of DEP.

How the shoeless lady got across the border to Queen Mary Hospital, I will never know but there she was, eight-months pregnant, dripping amniotic fluid, wearing only a flimsy hospital gown, suffering painful contractions, yet looking deliriously happy as she muttered over and over that she "made it".

Larry Summers' claim last year that the whole idea of an expansionary fiscal contraction is "oxymoronic" looks to have been right.

Recognize how Braxton Hicks contractions feel.

Faced, therefore, with the dismal prospect of domestic contraction, both are looking eagerly (or is it desperately?) abroad.

It says something not altogether good about horse racing when New Jersey's contraction is being looked at as a novel idea.

Its unexpected contraction in the first quarter looks like a blip, owing a lot to factors like the weather (see article).