Sentence examples for may shrink in from inspiring English sources

"The travel pie may shrink in 2008," he added.

Don't be tempted to skip the chilling, as the pastry may shrink in the oven.

Ultimately that may mean that benefits may shrink in the future.

The Russian population, which will become more sickly, may shrink in size from 146 million to 130 million in 15 years, the report says.

That has led to concerns that the number of Singaporeans may shrink in the coming years.

While the markets that these new companies participate in may shrink in size and rely on less upper management, one thing they certainly don't leave out is the need for employees.

Because your money is being invested, your savings may shrink if there's a dip in the markets where you've allocated your money.

Regular remittances may shrink if people, having lost their jobs, return home in large numbers.

Furthermore, ecosystems may shrink dramatically in area and lose many of their functions, even if their constituent species manage to survive.

Over the summer, we wrote about a study suggesting that, as research teams grow, career prospects may shrink, and in the fall, we covered a study reporting that men have a greater tendency than women to cite themselves, with potential career implications.

Yes, you have to pay tax up front, but you may shrink your estate in a way that saves far more, especially if your heirs stretch out the balance over their lifetimes.