Sentence examples for has shrunk with from inspiring English sources

But its customers' appetite for renewable power has shrunk with higher prices.

Be warned: Ms. Frazier said 95 percent of her merchandise is for men, because demand for women's street wear has shrunk with the recession.

Studies of national and state elections show women voting more: the gap between them and men has shrunk with every decade.

However, the channel width has shrunk with every new generation of the technology—so more transistors can be packed into the limited space for greater performance.

The cultural artifacts in Timbuktu — whose population of around 50,000 has shrunk with the latest troubles — have faced many dangers over the centuries.

The large bully pulpit Wolf garnered after her impressive 1991 debut with "The Beauty Myth" has shrunk with each new outburst.

"He would have shrunk with horror at all this furore and noise," he told the BBC.

The New York Power Authority, for instance, said its work force had climbed slightly over the last decade, after it had shrunk with the sale of its two nuclear power plants.

The lips on the death mask were thinner than those on the bust, but they would have shrunk with the loss of blood pressure after death.

Yet all other democracies have shrunk with distaste from the idea of giving their supreme courts the same sweeping powers as America's.In the United States itself, the Supreme Court's proper role has always been a subject of hot debate.

But as Forbes Dan Seligmann points out in his June 2004 article, "Why the Rich Live Longer," if access was the key, the health gap between the upper and lower classes should have shrunk with the advent of America's Medicare and Medicaid, not to mention employer-sponsored health insurance.