Sentence examples for may get smaller from inspiring English sources

Yes, gadgets may get smaller over time.

But the plane isn't getting any bigger, so that means the seats may get smaller: just 18 inches across.

Companies may get smaller as they are split into discrete units — Viacom and CBS are two halves of what used to be one orange, as are Time Warner and Time Warner Cable — but the payouts continue to storm along.

However, there would exist particle degradation when do particle filtering practically, which means that as the increase of the number of samples, the weight of many particles may get smaller, and the variance of the sample would increase over time.

Paradoxically, the number of homosexuals may get smaller.

When a larger set of GO terms are used, the sizes of GO terms may get smaller, and many genes may belong to multiple GO terms.

These areas may get small stones stuck in them, which can be irritating and cause serious damage if left unchecked.

Smaller polynyas, often recurring at the same place and time each year, may slowly get smaller and close, or they may dramatically reopen at any point in the seasonal cycle.

We may get a smaller variation if we use a smaller frequency range but then the reliability of the average EMR will be decreased since the number of the sites in one category will be decreased.

But experts are right to be sceptical: transistors may get ever smaller, but in chipmaking scale rules.

"Europe may get a smaller slice of the cake," he said, "due to the rise of the euro, but the overall size of the cake is bigger".