Sentence examples for go on shrinking from inspiring English sources
But print-based businesses are likely to go on shrinking nonetheless.
Even if Mr Pastrana were ready to concede them, the reforms the FARC demands would not come cheap and most economists expect Colombia's GDP to go on shrinking, for some months at least.
Since the sea-ice area looks likely to go on shrinking, such a link, if indeed it exists, would probably mean more cold winters in Britain and much of Europe.Other research suggests that warming may actually have alleviated recent freezes.
Most forecasters now expect Japan's economy, the world's second largest after the United States, to go on shrinking this year as well, though not so rapidly, and for growth not to resume until 2003.
And things will get worse before they get better: a new survey from the University of Alabama says that business leaders expect the state's economy to go on shrinking in the third quarter.Nevertheless, people in Alabama, particularly in the south-west corner that includes Mobile, are refusing to be daunted.
As for the spotted owl, chief emblem of the rift between city and countryside, its numbers go on shrinking because — in an ironic parallel — it's getting robbed of its traditional terrain and livelihood by the barred owl, its burlier, more aggressive eastern cousin.
An old guard still holds much sway.Meanwhile, the Communist vote has gone on shrinking.
The list goes on: shrinking the federal workforce, countering the power of public employee unions, encouraging free trade, repealing Dodd-Frank, reining in the Environmental Protection Agency and privatizing Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.
This effect snowballs as time goes on, shrinking kids' prospects of higher education and employment.
What, exactly, is going on in this troubled shrink's head?
Yet plenty of people who were big stars ten years ago now are not: Keanu Reeves, Mel Gibson, Demi Moore, Tom Hanks, Reese Witherspoon, Russell Crowe, Nicolas Cage, John Travolta — the list goes on, as the constellation shrinks.
