Sentence examples for due to shrink from inspiring English sources

The judicial system's budget was just $75m last year, and it is due to shrink in real terms this year.

The membership, presently at 2,500, is due to shrink come 1 July to just 1,500 under the new joint management of American Charles Price.

Unemployment is now 26%, debt has soared to 91% and GDP is due to shrink by almost 3% in his first two years.

Lo, some of the proposed cuts in central transfers to the provinces for (mainly) health care were no longer needed: a figure due to shrink to C$11 billion ($8 billion) by 1999 could stay at the current C$12.5 billion.

Moreover, Intel is due to shrink the size of the transistors on is chips next year.

The control problem is challenging, especially at low power levels due to shrink and swell phenomena and flow measurement errors.

Already in deep crisis due to shrinking advertising revenues and competition from the net, newspapers depend on subsidies from the state.

"The electronics business is declining beyond expectations" due to shrinking sales of televisions and other audio-visual equipment, along with slowing growth in major emerging markets such as China, the spokesman said.

At a time when many police departments have either dismantled or cut back on community policing due to shrinking federal funds, Chief Ortiz acknowledges keeping community policing strong won't be easy, but he said it's about more than dollars and resources.

The departments have seen drastic cuts due to shrinking budgets.

Surface cracking is associated with aging and deterioration of the surface bituminous layer due to shrinking and hardening.