Sentence examples for had a shrinking from inspiring English sources

He had warned earlier that rescuers had a shrinking window to locate any additional survivors.

It drew attention to the fact that the migration of workers to Switzerland has created a "critical situation" for Italian companies along the border, which have had a shrinking labor pool to draw on, often losing the most skilled workers to better paying jobs across the Alps, according to Michele Graglia, president of the Industrialists Union for the Province of Varese, which borders Switzerland.

Charles de Lardemelle, co-manager for the IVA International fund, points out that Japan, which has had a shrinking population and work force, hasn't even begun to tackle the issue of immigration reform, which may also be required to turn around the population trend toward fewer workers.

He believed that American English was hopelessly debased, and that it had a shrinking vocabulary.

Some are moving to Germany, which has a shrinking domestic labour force.

"We have a shrinking share of the populace pedalling harder and harder.

"They have a shrinking population base," Mr. Biden told The Wall Street Journal.

That is a big problem in Japan, which has a shrinking workforce and a growing cohort of retired people.

Ford, though, is struggling more than other automakers because it has a shrinking share of the shrinking auto market.

Malawi's woes are typical: it has a shrinking economy and endemic poverty; half its children are chronically malnourished.

Without the authority to release those planes back into service, "you basically have a shrinking airline," Mr. Lacey said.