Sentence examples for it will become smaller from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Bewkes can find a way to slough off AOL and maybe even the magazine business, it will become smaller.

There is a risk that the global economy as we know it will become smaller in size and that institutions like the WTO will lose out to bilateral agreements.

Studying capillary cross-sections in time reveals that the exact position of a capillary determines whether its cross-section will become smaller or larger when a particular cell becomes less stiff than before.

It is known that a cell's worst SINR value will become smaller when its downlink sub-frames decrease, and at the same time, other cells' worst SINR values will become larger.

If Britain not only leaves the EU but also loses free access to its main export market in Europe, our economy will become smaller and poorer.

Messrs Fung and Naik accept that hedge-fund managers display skill, but would argue that most of the time this alpha is absorbed by their fees.Returning to Professor Lo's definition of alpha as the portion of investment returns that we do not understand, it seems possible that as more and more analysis is undertaken, this portion will become smaller and smaller.

"There will always be places where it's hard to get either terrestrial or satellite connections, but those pockets will become smaller and smaller," says Steve Collar, O3b's CEO.

"This means the council will become smaller and will have a smaller group of core staff," it said.

Although it is not a true rule, it describes a trend in which small mammals increase in size (insular gigantism), whereas large mammals will become smaller (insular dwarfism).

Discovery policyholders went to hospital less and ran up lower bills after joining its health-monitoring scheme.As a result of such schemes, risk pools will become smaller, says Jon Hocking of Morgan Stanley, a bank.

The defense minister, Rudolf Scharping, said in receiving the report: "The Bundeswehr will become smaller.