Sentence examples for shrank radically from inspiring English sources
This historical change suggests one reason that painting, for example, has had so few "great" female practitioners: historically women's creative efforts were likely to be directed to the production of domestic wares; when these were shunted into the category of "craft," women's presence in the genre of visual arts shrank radically.
True, his doctorate is in a somewhat esoteric field, but he still has one, and for a time following graduate school, he had a fairly traditional, if not predictable, career path, noting that in the 1990s and 2000s, "academic opportunities shrank radically" as universities hired fewer full time faculty and more part-time adjuncts whom they paid "poverty wages".
Europe's steel employment, meanwhile, has shrunk radically, from nearly 800,000 workers in 1980 to fewer than 280,000 today.
The UK government has this year pushed to raise online radicalization and extremist content as a G7 priority — and has been pushing for takedown timeframes for extremist content to shrink radically.
Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, the former commander in Afghanistan, warned in a recent interview that if the United States shrank too radically its advisory support for the Afghan military or curtailed its civilian programs, it might lose Afghan support for the counterterrorism operations it might want to continue there.
"The number of investment opportunities just shrinks radically" when a fund swells, says John C. Bogle, the founder of the Vanguard Group, the mutual fund powerhouse, who describes himself as a fan of Mr. Miller.
The long restructuring process of the past year and a half has seen this firm shrink itself radically to fit the smaller equipment market that will remain after the late '90s telecom bubble finally finishes deflating.
In return for 50 billion euros in sovereign funding and 35 billion euros in capital top-ups for its banks, Ireland has promised to shrink and radically restructure its lenders and tackle the worst deficit in Europe by 2015 at the latest.
While in bankruptcy, Delphi also radically shrank its manufacturing presence in the United States.
As other publishers collapsed or radically shrank, Raw became the Paris Review of comics, every page risky, bizarre and invariably beautiful, with Spiegelman's own work as the book's anchor.
