Sentence examples for inevitably shrinks from inspiring English sources

When tensions rise, the gray zone inevitably shrinks.

Bone mass developed during this period provides a reservoir from which we draw as we age and as our bone mass inevitably shrinks.

Police union officials predict that if current conditions persist, the force will inevitably shrink.

But critics of the block grant plan say it would inevitably shrink the medical safety net for the poorest Americans.

Unless the output of those workers rises fast enough to offset the decline in their numbers, GDP will inevitably shrink; some predict Japan's output will be smaller than Indonesia's by the middle of this century.

Mr Johnson said he was worried that many Indian students were now choosing Canada, Australia and the United States instead, and London would lose out as the £2.5 billion they bring in to the UK every year would inevitably shrink.

The blocking role of the Senate in this term of government should sway some on the right to go with the LNP amid the inevitably shrinking minor party vote after the short-lived popularity of PUP, he figures.

The immediate outlook for trading, capital-raising, merger deals and for the fees they yield to City firms is the worst it has arguably been for decades.Finance grew fat during the rich world's long credit expansion, and it is inevitably shrinking now that boom has turned to bust.