Sentence examples for contribution to shrink from inspiring English sources
But the military is also expecting the size of the Army's contribution to shrink to just over two divisions, from five divisions now.
But in 2002 and 2003, Wallace expects the television group's contribution to shrink to 3 % and 4, respectively.
With their endowments and contributions continuing to shrink in a sagging economy, the nation's private colleges and universities are raising tuition for the next academic year more sharply than in recent years, sometimes significantly so.
In the nineteen-eighties, President Ronald Reagan slashed HUD's budget, and its contribution to NYCHA shrank significantly.
The learning rate (lr) is used to shrink the contribution of each tree as it is added to the model, and tree complexity (tc) determines the number of nodes in a tree and should reflect the true interaction order on the response being modeled [62].
So, without a radical change, either pensions would have to shrink drastically or contributions, paid jointly by employer and employee, would have to swell.Mr Schröder has opted for a middle course.
As pension funds have deteriorated recently, this variability has caused confusion and concern among investors, employees and policy makers about whether companies are reporting their obligations accurately or gaming the numbers to shrink their required contributions.
For 2011 the deductible contributions allowed to a couple begin to shrink when their adjusted gross income climbs above $90,000 and disappear once their AGI hits $110,000.
He says that mining's contribution to output should shrink from 70%, its current level, to around 20% within two decades.That sounds unlikely.
Instead, it began to shrink.
