Sentence examples for made to shrink from inspiring English sources

Obsession is a large window that cannot be made to shrink, move or close.

We are often silenced or made to shrink ourselves to be accepted".

Our present tense world-view can be made to shrink to fit a button press.

In the past, several attempts have been made to shrink the chemical space of the molecules having potential for drug-like properties [ 7].

These two rigorous randomized controlled trials reported that herbal preparation made fibroids to shrink, but the size reduction of fibroids by herbal preparation did not differ from the efficacy of mifepristone [ 24].

If the dedicated livestream discovery and consumption features of Periscope's own app don't pull their weight, it might make sense to shrink the team and make the product entirely part of Twitter's app.

The industry's giants will not be broken up, forced to shrink or made to hive off their investment banks.

Another key change that the administration wants to make is to shrink the agency's budget for education and outreach by $47.5 million, which would be redirected to other agencies.

"With the advent of autonomy, it will probably make sense to shrink the size of buses and transition the role of bus driver to that of fleet manager".

Some Members of Congress are paying attention to other voices right now, particularly those who speak in well-packaged sound bites about the need to make cuts to shrink government costs.

Make sure to shrink the video's aspect ratio into a small enough format, so that the two sizes job, thereby trying to prove that the person really stood where they really stood (when in essence they didn't).