Sentence examples for should not be shrinking from inspiring English sources

"This company should not be shrinking," Mr. Whitacre said in an interview.

But he does strike a chord with me and no doubt others when he says that elected officials, especially Mr. Obama as our national leader, should not be "shrinking from history" by reading a few lines handed to them.

It said the concern "should not be whether or not the economy shrank slightly at the start of 2013 to fulfil the 'technical' definition of recession, or whether (as we expect) there is slight growth; but on the broader question of whether stagnation persists throughout 2013".

"Cost savings driven by shrinking the business should not be confused with synergies," it says archly.

In the first day of talks on Monday, American officials pressed China to improve its human rights record and allow interest rates and the Chinese currency to rise, while Chinese officials called on the United States to lead a global economic recovery and suggested that their shrinking trade surplus should not be a big concern.

Earlier this month, a Saudi cleric was banned from preaching after saying that women should not be allowed to drive because their brains shrink to a quarter the size of a man's when they go shopping.

Furthermore, the added value of these agents' ability to shrink growing tumours and relieve tumour-related symptoms should not be underestimated from a quality-of-life perspective.

China's economy should logically be shrinking, but it isn't.

So we shouldn't be expecting an overnight response, particularly at a time when the demand for credit is shrinking.

The cyst should be shrinking.

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.