Sentence examples for seeks to shrink from inspiring English sources

Conductive keratoplasty, or C.K., seeks to shrink collagen tissue using radio waves.

All of this ought to be grist for a kind of "small-government egalitarianism," in the economist Edward Glaeser's useful phrase, that seeks to shrink government by attacking Washington's wasteful spending on the well-connected.

One portion of the extreme legislation seeks to shrink access to abortion care by imposing costly and unnecessary space and other requirements on all clinics that provide six or more abortions a month.

Its ability to thrive in this area is crucial, for this is a government that seeks to shrink the state and hand much of its function in lucrative batches to the private sector.

Research being conducted by scientists at the universities of Cambridge, Edinburgh and Sheffield seeks to shrink the performance gap between machine and human, aiming to make speech technologies more usable and natural.

Mr. DeMarco is seeking to shrink them and reduce risks to the taxpayers who support the mortgage giants.

They come at a time when The New York Times Company has sought to shrink newsroom expenses.

A 2012 election agenda dominated by the specter of debt is ideal for conservatives seeking to shrink the welfare state.

Mr. Sarkozy is seeking to shrink the budget — after debt and pension payments — for the first time since 1945.

According to Swan, we are seeing a "Tea party inspired strategy of seeking to shrink the size of the state".

The balanced budget law sought to shrink that added payment, in a series of steps over several years.