Sentence examples for from the contraction from inspiring English sources

It never really recovered from the contraction, under Margaret Thatcher, of its rail industry.

'Injury' is defined as an injury resulting from some fortuitous event, as distinguished from the contraction of disease.

The city's finances are reeling from the contraction of its largest taxpayer, the casino industry, which saw four of its 12 casinos shut down in 2014.

The paper projects the loss to the GDP from the contraction in lending between 2007 and 2012 to be worth around £193bn," said the report.

They could be from the contraction of materials on Pluto's surface — like the cracks that form when mud dries on Earth.

It expects the gross domestic product to decline in the fourth quarter at an annual rate of 4percentt, down sharply from the contraction of 0.5percentt in the third quarter.

"As you know, there are some notes of cautious optimism being heard across the media landscape as we begin to emerge from the contraction that set in last fall," said Sumner M. Redstone, the company's chairman and controlling shareholder.

It follows from the contraction-mapping principle that the mapping A has a unique fixed point u in B R ( 0 ).

Your feet might get sore from the contractions in the bottoms of your feet and toes grabbing the floor.

The authors hypothesized that the shorter telomeres were due to greater satellite cell proliferation resulting from the contraction-induced muscle fiber damage.

Her expression alternated between understandable anxiety and pain from the contractions.