Sentence examples for designed to shrink from inspiring English sources

The deal is designed to shrink the Cypriot banking sector, which had grown to eight times the country's €17bn economy.

The coalition is embarking on a controversial programme of public-spending cuts, designed to shrink Britain's huge fiscal deficit.

Obesity can lead to a heavy, fatty liver that can obstruct the surgeon's view of the stomach; this diet is designed to shrink the liver.

Dr. Folkman was the first to create an angiogenesis inhibitor -- a drug designed to shrink tumors by cutting off their blood supply.

In more than five months, only 264 prisoners were released, though the program was designed to shrink the prison population by 2,600 over two years.

The company has also produced a slimmed-down version called TensorFlow Mobile, designed to shrink AI software so that it can run efficiently on phones.

Advocates say a little-discussed portion of Hillary Clinton's new plan to make college more affordable, the latest design to shrink student debt from liberal lawmakers, could help them graduate with a lighter burden.

It allegedly contains scientific material about explosive compression methods to trigger a nuclear explosion, and designs to shrink nuclear warheads to fit in missile nosecones.

The Chamber describes a catastrophic future where companies may hesitate to even operate spaces for speech comparable to public fora, thus causing the "marketplace of ideas" that the First Amendment was designed to protect, to shrink.

The clothes have high-tech fabrics in chic colors designed to resist shrinking and fading, and wick moisture and dry quickly, all inspired by runway trends.

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