Sentence examples for range has shrunk from inspiring English sources

The frog's historic range has shrunk 70percentt because of the loss of habitat and the introduction of predators.

But their range has shrunk and they are now extinct in the Middle East, on the Indonesian island of Java, northern Africa and most of China.

Since the beginning of the 20th century, tigers' historical range has shrunk by 93%.

They start him at second base even though his range has shrunk and his arm has faded.

It has not helped that Jeter has been a shadow of his former self this year both in the field, where his range has shrunk to almost nothing, and at the plate where, he is no longer close to being a useful, let alone good, offensive player.

In comparing the track forecasts for Isaac with that for Katrina, he noted how much of what is called the "cone of uncertainty" – the wide area over which the track could range — had shrunk in comparing the forecasts seven years apart.

The main difference between this pre-twentieth century vision of unified consciousness as ranging over everything in the mind and the post-Freudian vision that we are not conscious of most of what goes on in our mind and that when we are, consciousness is less unified than we think, is that the range of psychological phenomena over which unified consciousness ranges has shrunk.

Where these ranges have shrunk to tiny protected areas, species with small populations have no possibility of expanding their numbers significantly, and quite natural fluctuations (along with the reproductive handicaps of small populations) can exterminate species.

The gray, or timber, wolf and brown bear once lived across much of the Northern Hemisphere, but their ranges have shrunk following habitat destruction, reduction of prey abundance, and persecution as competitors with man.

As animals and plants move to higher elevations or away from the equator in search of new homes, their historic ranges have shrunk, causing them to go extinct in the areas they left behind.

The airplane, with its new speed, range and load, has shrunk the world to a fraction of its former size.