Sentence examples for should be shrunk from inspiring English sources

The Fund, the Bank and the WTO should be shrunk or shut down.

It is impractical to reverse the merger, but the commission should say by how much Lloyds should be shrunk.

Gone or suppressed is the "old image," that government is by nature inefficient and should be shrunk to accommodate a private sector insistent on functioning unencumbered.

Myners, who had previously lobbied against trimming Britain's banking industry back to "cottage industry scale", is now adamant that the biggest banks should be shrunk.

NEW ORLEANS, April 18 — As the city imploded last September and rescue boats cruised the murky floodwaters, no question was more intensely debated: Were some neighborhoods here so inherently unsafe that they should be shrunk rather than rebuilt?

Anthony E. Malkin, an owner of the Empire State Building, said he favored development in the surrounding area but felt that the proposed tower should be shrunk so as not to obscure the view of his building, which has stood alone since it opened 79 years ago.

I think we should be shrinking the prison population by at least one-third".

America, its authors write, lacks a credible strategy for dealing with its growing public debt, and is expanding its budget deficit at a time when it should be shrinking.

Critics say that Mr. Zoellick is simply looking for ways to expand the World Bank's role when he should be shrinking it and focusing on helping the poorest of the poor countries.

The cyst should be shrinking.

On the other hand, we believe that neither of our national debates about Asia should ever be shrunk to the dimensions of China.