Sentence examples for have grown smaller from inspiring English sources

The gatherings used to bring together thousands of people, but they have grown smaller over time.

Interestingly, players have grown smaller over the past few years, in response to rule changes favoring speed and skill.

Since its debut in 1987 on the back of a loggerhead turtle, the Crittercam and similar devices developed by others have grown smaller and more powerful.

The radio transmitters worn by police officers have grown smaller and more sophisticated in recent years, but veteran undercover investigators say they are still maddeningly inconsistent.

Her eyes, magnified as always by her glasses, looked even bigger, though everything else about her seemed to have grown smaller in the last two months.

He seemed to have grown smaller, and more bird-like, in one of his last stage appearances, 10 years ago at the National, as the seedy old pot boy Spooner (another Gielgud role) in Pinter's No Man's Land.

Using cells from cloned cow embryos, scientists at a biotechnology company embroiled in the stem cell debate say they have grown small kidney-like organs that perform some of the functions of real kidneys.

Other groups have grown small pieces of neural tissue in the lab before, but none has been able to successfully grow tissue that contained both a cortex — the specialized outer layer of the brain — and other brain regions, Knoblich said.

AS the world has grown smaller, Americans have acquired tastes that were once foreign.

And as the amount of money separating them has grown smaller, the fight has become increasingly petty, shrill and repetitive.

But the island has grown smaller over the years, and some local people say they fear it will not last.