Sentence examples for point shrinking from inspiring English sources

"At some point, shrinking Medicare reimbursements will inevitably impact our ability to offer this high level of patient care," Mr. Kelly said.

The company struggled for financing in its early years, and at one point shrank from 28 employees to just 5. Today, ToolGen is stable, with a market capitalization approaching US$1 billion.

House, Tesar and Proebsting calculated how much each European economy grew — or, more to the point, shrank — between the time they started cutting their budgets in 2010 and the end of 2014, and then compared it with what actually realistic models say would have happened if they hadn't done austerity or adopted the euro.

At what point do you stop shrinking the width between wires, which is the original focus of Moore's Law?

The collective proportion did not change much, but the HH scattered points increased to 16.12% and the LL scattered points shrank to 70.84%.

Citywide, the bottom level shrank five points in reading and three points in math.

The revision of the time windows consists of two operations: expanding, that is, increasing the window size by one time point, and shrinking, that is, decreasing the window size by one time point.

In the same period, the spread between Italian and German 10-year bonds widened to 3.75 percentage points before shrinking to 2.85 points.

Readings below 50 point to shrinking activity but the pace of contraction is at least slowing.

Box will have an easier time of it when it can point to shrinking non-GAAP and GAAP losses in raw-dollar terms.

A reading below 50 points to shrinking activity.