Sentence examples for institutional shrinkage from inspiring English sources

It is a snapshot of one of Britain's most successful organisations: at a time of general institutional shrinkage, the National Trust, which was founded in 1895 by three philanthropists concerned about the deleterious effects of industrialisation, just grows and grows.Between 2001 and 2014 its membership increased by 49%, to just over 4m.

Despite the fact that China has experienced great transformations since the market reform, the depoliticalization of the economic realm does not necessarily equate to a departure or shrinkage of political power under transitional institutional settings.

Some attempt shrinkage.

"Mould damage, shrinkage," he says.

The result is testicular shrinkage.

Shrinkage has its positive side.

What's causing the shrinkage?

This would be shrinkage indeed.

He did not predict the continual shrinkage.

This will minimise shrinkage in the oven.

It also minimises shrinkage in the oven.