Sentence examples for is a shrinkage of from inspiring English sources

The consequence is a shrinkage of what Michael McKee, associate director of New York Tenants and Neighbors Coalition, calls "affordable housing for ordinary people".

The result was a shrinkage of agricultural production, as the villages suffered from the depredations of soldiery and tax collectors and from Bedouin incursions.

There are a number of reasons why we might eat less as we age, according to Margot Gosney, a professor of geriatric medicine, specialising in nutrition: "There's a shrinkage of the stomach.

"There has simply been a shrinkage of available young workers and an increase in older workers," said Ken Dychtwald, a psychologist and author of "Age Power: How the 21st Century Will Be Ruled by the New Old" (Tarcher/Putnam, 1999).

All the familiar continental markings and the masses of the seas remain intact, and indeed the only difference seems to be a shrinkage of the white discoloration (supposed to be frozen water) round either pole".

The garotte is a shrinkage approach in which the degree of shrinkage is reduced as the predictor's regression coefficient gets larger.

One of the most striking features of the aging immune system is a gradual shrinkage of the immune repertoire, with increased proportion of memory cells and reduced proportion of naïve cells in older animals.

Today, expansionary monetary policy isn't so easy to put into effect, as we are seeing a shrinkage of credit and a contraction of the "shadow banking sector," as represented by forms of derivatives trading, hedge funds and other investments.

According to Kalis et al. there is an episiotomy shrinkage of 12° (mean) after 6 months.

Earlier forecasts by the European Commission that its economy would shrink by 5% over the next two years were bad enough; a shrinkage of close to 20% is now plausible.

Since then, there has been a gradual shrinkage of the market.