Sentence examples similar to expect a shrink from inspiring English sources

Fewer expected a shrinking job pool, and two-thirds foresaw no change.

If you want a meal, do not expect a shrink-wrapped sandwich, delivered at speed.

Although deflation appears to be the immediate threat as prices for real estate and commodities have collapsed, this period of deflation is not being driven, as one would expect, by a shrinking supply of money but by fear.

G.M. and Peugeot are both under pressure to restructure in a market that analysts expect to shrink in 2012 for a fifth consecutive year.

However, it also suffered a gigantic economic contraction — which you would expect to shrink imports and improve the trade balance.

The home market is not just economically stagnant, it is expected to shrink by a million consumers a year for the next two decades.

Chips with a newer technology called Zigbee, used for short-range sensors, which currently cost around $4 and are the size of a fingernail, are expected to shrink down to a quarter of the price and size in five years.

His success comes despite an economy expected to shrink by as much as 20percentthis yearar, a polarized nation and vehement opposition groups.

The economy of the 17-member euro zone is expected to shrink for a second consecutive year in 2013, and growth for the whole of the 27-nation European Union is forecast to be about 0.1 percent.

Mr. Geithner, in a speech to the Economic Club of Washington, noted that only 17 of the 182 economies followed by the I.M.F. are expected to grow at faster rates this year than last, and 30 of the 34 advanced economies are expected to shrink, amid a collapse in world trade that "will likely be the worst since the end of World War II".

Antonis Manitakis, the administrative reform minister who has been assigned the task of overseeing the public sector overhaul, said on Monday that the Greek civil service, which had just under 800,000 employees in 2010 when the country signed the first of its two foreign bailouts, was expected to shrink by a quarter by 2015, with 180,000 departures.