Sentence examples for shrank below from inspiring English sources
Orlando's lead reached 19 points early in the fourth quarter and never shrank below 8. "It isn't frustrating; it is simple," guard Chucky Atkins said of the Pistons' situation.
The most dramatic impact of home schooling was observed for the extended family societies, where the maximum death tolls easily shrank below 1/25th (and typically less than 1/100th) that of the public school societies (all other factors held constant): compare Figs. 6 with 8 and Supplement S2.
As circuits shrink below the width of a lightwave, this becomes a profound problem.
And the value of the Delta stock has shrunk below $1 million.
Whenever taxes, rather than true costs and benefits, drive the allocation of resources, the economy shrinks below its potential.
Once the industry shrinks below 10 nanometers, Dr. Scherer expects that researchers will be surprised by the behavior of silicon at such atomic dimensions.
It is already bound to shrink below 2% of GDP the level that NATO demands and which Mr Cameron endorsed passionately at the alliance's summit last year.
Broadband access is no panacea for isolation, not in rural counties where the bus routes have been abandoned and the hospitals have fled, and the towns have shrunk below a sustainable core of residents.
The death or resignation of two more ministers would see the cabinet shrink below its quorum, and thus the government would collapse.Beyond Lebanon's borders the situation is no less complicated.
On the other hand, high state taxes have discouraged new business investment, the population has shrunk below 300,000 and some local politicians have forced Gov. George E. Pataki and the New York Legislature to create a financial control board to oversee the city budget.
As much as 800 billion rupees ($12 billion) of troubled loans might be revamped under the scheme in 2015-16 accordingcording to CRISIL, a credit-rating agency.The government's selective recapitalisation of banks, meanwhile, may induce weaker ones to mask problems in order to prevent their capital from shrinking below the minimum levels demanded by regulators.
