Sentence examples for essentially shrunk from inspiring English sources

Happy 38th birthday to Elsie! pic.twitter.com/5wk9SGMcIt "We reached a point where in that five years the need for research has essentially shrunk to zero".

In California, the G.O.P. has essentially shrunk down to a rump party with no interest in actually governing — but that rump remains big enough to prevent anyone else from dealing with the state's fiscal crisis.

It essentially shrinks the technology found in larger directional speakers to a more portable size.

It's not a spray job: WhiteLight Inc. reproduces the images on adhesive-backed illustrated vinyl, essentially shrink-wrapped over an 18-gauge steel casket.

In the past, he added, it "was very difficult for media C.E.O.'s to take on what is essentially a shrinking of their power base".

But though Mr. McGrath and counterparts in other cities are armed with studies projecting a boom in travelers, hotel occupancy, restaurant spending and prestige, a number of economists say they are fighting for a larger share of what is essentially a shrinking industry.

The hardware is solid, and you can't really argue with product design that's essentially a shrunk-down iPhone.

However, its business has essentially been shrinking from the moment it was formed (in February 2009) and its future looks equally bleak.

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A large portion of the human soul, the human spirit, has been shrunk essentially.

First, from 1970 to 1997, the number of physician-scientists obtaining National Institutes of Health (NIH) support has been essentially flat and shrinking in proportion to doctoral recipients who seek and obtain funding (27).