Sentence examples for dramatically shrinking from inspiring English sources

The dramatically shrinking ambitions of one of the major academy chains are set out starkly in its annual accounts.

Rather than dramatically shrinking both the size and the number of its stores, Blockbuster just kept throwing good money after bad.

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.

Unfortunately, the kimono market has been dramatically shrinking, in part because the Japanese seem attached to the rules that prevent wider use of the dress.

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.

The background: Japan is a dramatically shrinking market for mobile phones.

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

British influence has already dramatically shrunk over last 10 years particularly in Africa and this trend will sharpen".

Citizens Advice, for instance, has stopped campaigning in this area as its caseload has dramatically shrunk.

LONDON — Suddenly, contemporary art seems to have dramatically shrunk on the auction scene.

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