Sentence examples for contraction out from inspiring English sources

Construction spending fell by a real 2.2 percent last year, marking the fourth year of contraction out of five.

According to Russell, stars begin their lives as vastly extended, tenuous globes of gas, condensing through gravitational contraction out of the nebulous mists.

The established notion of contraction turns out to be a generalization of the fuzzy contractive condition of Gregori and Sapena.

Still, in the midst of these contractions, try out this more optimistic interpretation of the allied swerve around Russia concerning the Qum site: It signals realism among the allies about where reliance on Russia stops.

Some signs of a fish going into labor are: being very still and secluding herself, shivering (contractions), hanging out near the heater, or a change in appetite (including refusing to eat, or spitting her food out).. Remove your female fish from the breeding tank once the fry have been born.

There has been no private-sector resurgence and a "expansionary" fiscal contraction has turned out, in fact, to be contractionary.

A double-dip occurs when the economy grows for one quarter only to fall back into contraction before pulling out of recession.

A new ECB working paper argues that "a fiscal contraction may turn out to be expansionary if the expectation channel becomes sufficiently strong".

But the commissioner, according to others in baseball, is not prepared to acknowledge what seems to be obvious, that time for contraction has run out, especially with the two legal challenges it still faces.

After a boom in the late '90s and early '00s, when hedge-fund money flooded Hollywood and the indie sector was riding high, the ensuing contraction had taken out many of Focus's competitors.

First, this, on its own, wouldn't be enough to send the American economy back into recession (though he also adds that the oil shock hasn't been the only drag on growth an oil shock plus fiscal contraction would wipe out growth entirely).