And it is only through addressing why these things happen, as well as how to stop them, that we might shrink its appetite.
For Mr. Lourd and his associates, a group of whom bought Creative Artists from its co-founders, Michael Ovitz and Ron Meyer, in 1995, the challenge has been to keep their company from becoming a gilded cage that might shrink if it failed to connect with a larger business world.
Green-technology spending might spawn a far more efficient solar panel, but investors still might shrink at manufacturing it.
For example, a coffee shop's shape might expand between 7am and 11am, whereas it might shrink back down late at night.
His lofty agenda project has already shrunk considerably, and it might shrink even further -- instead of many white papers on individual issues, we might just end up only seeing Republicans put out a couple of pages of bullet points.
The fact that it might shrink the sperm count production of my balls (because chicken fat is detrimental to the blood circulation in a man's scrotum) doesn't mean shit to me because I'm in jail.
Remember get one size bigger than your average size, it might shrink in the wash!
This clay behaves the most like commercial polymer clay, but it might shrink (polymer clay doesn't shrink).
In explaining why the the IMF conditions had been accepted, the prime minister, Arseny Yatseniuk, told parliament Ukraine was on the edge of bankruptcy and its economy might shrink by up to 10% this year without austerity measures.
Type 4 hair might shrink up to 75% of its actual length.[9].
