Sentence examples for has generally shrunk from inspiring English sources
He is ruthless and bloodstained, yet has generally shrunk from confrontation.
Joanna Weschler, Human Rights Watch's representative at the United Nations, said that tolerance for nongovernmental organizations, known as NGO's, has generally been shrinking under the current composition of a 19-member committee that is able to grant or deny "consultative status" to independent groups.
Since 1965, the progress of computer technology has generally followed Moore's Law, doubling in processing power while shrinking in size every few years.
Researchers' concerns about inequality have generally focused on the plight of the poor and the shrinking middle class, exploring how inequality hurts the mental and physical health of the less fortunate.
Beyond simple mean differences, we find that the racial gaps in math between low-performing students have tended to shrink as students progress through school, while those for high-performing students have generally widened.
A study of 40 9-year-old black boys, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, shows that those who grow up in disadvantaged environments have shorter telomeres — DNA sequences that generally shrink with age — than their advantaged peers.
The economic crisis has worsened the context, with national health care budgets generally shrinking in many European countries.
Dehydrated items generally shrink as they lose water content.
