Sentence examples for needs to be shrunk from inspiring English sources

Mr. Catsambas noted that the public sector still needs to be shrunk as a result.

"The business needs to be shrunk and then rebuilt," Mr. Richter said.

When asked about it, he routinely deflects the question and says that government needs to be shrunk.

After years of drawing minuscule crowds while playing in a seventy-five-thousand-person football stadium, the Marlins built a cozy new park — at a capacity of thirty-seven thousand, the third-smallest in the majors — and then found that, with a team this bad, even it needs to be shrunk by another ten thousand seats in order to create the illusion of dynamism.

After years of drawing minuscule crowds while playing in a seventy-five-thousand-person football stadium, the Marlins built a cozy new park — at a capacity of thirty-seven thousand**,** the third-smallest in the majors — and then found that, with a team this bad, even it needs to be shrunk by another ten thousand seats in order to create the illusion of dynamism.

At issue are concerns that banks have become too large relative to their host nations, and need to be shrunk to a size that allows them to be wound down in an orderly fashion in the event of insolvency.

It was largely a "waste of money that is now sustaining government at a time when we need to be shrinking government," Mr. Pawlenty said on the NBC program "Meet the Press".

Even Mr. Mitchell, in a performance in sore need of variety, often appears to be shrinking.

Factory activity seems to be shrinking.

Fortunately, their numbers seem to be shrinking.

But the tumors seem to be shrinking.