Sentence examples for dramatically shrink the from inspiring English sources

(Today Mr. Gingrich says he wants to "dramatically shrink" the agency).

A decade ago, President George H. W. Bush said that we had an "unparalleled opportunity" to "dramatically shrink the arsenal of the world's nuclear weapons".

What's wrong is that, so far, Ryan hasn't been honest about the fact that this is what he wants to do – probably because most voters, including most Republicans, don't actually want to dramatically shrink the government.

The company is looking at plans to dramatically shrink the size of its 285-strong HMV estate, shutting dozens more outlets on top of the 40 already earmarked for closure.

If we persevere then, as Gates outlined, the world has the potential to dramatically shrink the malaria map country by country, area by area, ultimately ending transmission in 30 to 40 countries.

LONDON — After forcing German banks that received state aid to dramatically shrink, the European Competition commissioner, Neelie Kroes, is now causing unease among some of their British rivals by saying that they are next.

"But as the malpractice premiums increased, that dramatically shrunk the resources.

Traditional composting dramatically shrinks the volume of waste because food rots releasing gaseous nutrients into the atmosphere.

Meanwhile, warmer temperatures are projected to shift the snow line to higher altitudes, dramatically shrinking the over-all size of the state's snow reservoir.

In 2007, sub-prime mortgage lending to people with poor credit histories was blamed for the housing market crash that took the UK into recession and dramatically shrunk the size of the global economy.

QUESTION FROM TOM: Many prominent economists and commentators argue that the austerity measures being implemented are dramatically shrinking the economy further reducing the ability of the country to repay the troika loans.