Sentence examples for permanently shrinking from inspiring English sources

Osborne's long-term plan stays in the saddle, low pay, harsh benefit cuts and a permanently shrinking state – "a rollercoaster" warns the OBR.

Although historians may conclude it suited this government to use shrinking the deficit as a cover for permanently shrinking the state, it suits no government to let the banks stunt growth.

Subsidence occurs when water withdrawals compact the soil, permanently shrinking the space between clay particles.

"Above all, they do not share the chancellor's ambition to permanently shrink the state.

The urgency of that effort has only increased as some of the biggest banks in New York have collapsed or laid off hundreds of employees, raising fears that the city's leading industry may permanently shrink.

During the excision, the cavernous lesion itself and the feeding and draining vessels are permanently shrinked by electrosurgical coagulation.

No matter what marketers might lead the gullible to believe, pores cannot be shrunk permanently.

But this is a fading world and it is obvious that in the new world, where we are almost permanently online and almost permanently in communication, the diversity of opinions in the public space is growing, not shrinking.

We can switch the set off, but the medium remains permanently and ubiquitously on; distending to cover the sides of skyscrapers in Times Square or shrinking to fit into our smartphones, it has taken over the world.

It is shrinking.

The population is shrinking.