Sentence examples for is shrinking more than from inspiring English sources

With an economy that is shrinking more than 10percentthis yearArgentinatina defaulted first on its commercial debts and last month on its World Bank debt as well, and even people who manage to get by often support the idea of defaulting.

Now this part of its business is shrinking more quickly than expected.In this section Milking lessons Has Kodak missed the moment?

For now, while the jobless rate holds steady, the workweek is shrinking more quickly than it did at the start of the 1990-91 recession.

He hopes to persuade the country's European partners to give it an extra two years to implement its commitments on the grounds that the economy is shrinking more quickly than anyone expected.

DealBook »   Retrenching Hits London  |  Facing the European crisis and political pressures, London's financial industry is shrinking more quickly than any other financial center in the world, Bloomberg News reports.

Significantly, in an era when vast farms of Internet and World Wide Web servers are being blamed for a share of the nation's electrical power crunch, the Intel scientists reported that the power consumption of each new generation of chips is shrinking more quickly than the computer power is increasing.

Sarah's tumour is shrinking, more quickly than average.

If the ETF is shrinking (more people want to sell than to buy), then the AP sells creation units to the fund manager and receives in return a bundle of securities known as the "redemption basket".The AP can also keep the price of the fund in line with its assets through arbitrage.

The day before we all went in on him, Jummy's mom had finally noticed that their stash was shrinking more rapidly than usual.

The vast majority -- 99.7percentt -- of human food comes from cropland, which is shrinking by more than 10 million hectares (almost 37,000 square miles) a year due to soil erosion, Pimentel reports, while more people than ever -- more than 3.7 billion people -- are malnourished.

Poverty is growing and the middle class is shrinking, and more than 20 million Americans are out of work or underemployed.