And those few are shrinking in number.
Rental homes are shrinking in number but still make up about 15percentt of the housing.
The crimes that are attended by an officer in person have also shrunk in number.
Our days started to shrink in number because trailers suddenly cost more than they did when we did the budget.
No blueprints, laughable or otherwise, have been offered yet for New York's Congressional districts, which will shrink in number to 27 from 29.
According to Mintel, the market research group, books are the most popular Christmas present under £20 and for independent bookshops, which have shrunk in number by a third to 987 since 2005, Christmas-present books – predominantly biographies and cookery books – are vital.
And Cuba's beleaguered self-employed businesses are shrinking in number, hurt by regulations designed to prevent their operators "getting rich .The last period when Cuba and the United States exchanged friendly gestures ended in 1996, after Cuba shot down two light aircraft, killing four Cuban-Americans who had been scattering leaflets over Havana.
The result will be an industry that shrinks in number of funds and sees more assets going to the giants, away from less established shops.This consolidation may ultimately affect the returns that hedge funds will be able to achieve in the coming years.
Middle-income households - those that earn US$42,000 to $126,000 - are shrinking in number and earning a smaller share of all US income.
In the publishing industry, there is the big four comprised of Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, Penguin Random House, and Hachette Livre, there is the rest, constantly shrinking in number, and then there is Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
