Sentence examples for shrink in terms of from inspiring English sources

So I think that the private-equity business will shrink in terms of the number of firms and probably the amount of money that's at work.

Two, if I'm not bold and courageous, then I'll shrink in terms of my willingness to live out loud.

"Were the finance sector to shrink in terms of GDP share back to the levels of the 1980s, say, we might expect an increase of two or three percentage points in the entrepreneurship rate -- back to where it stood through the 1980s, as well," Kedrosky and Stangler concluded.

He also commented on Europe's inexorable shrinking in terms of relative size and power.

"The world is shrinking in terms of retail sales, and we got caught in the shrinking," he said.

The company has shrunk, in terms of annual gross sales, by 30percentt over the last seven years, to 26.8 billion euros, or about $37.5 billion.

It is at once a city that has expanded due to the human influx, but it has also shrunk in terms of the areas accessible to regular people.

Mr. Steele also signaled that after an election in which there were signs that the party was shrinking — in terms of parts of the country and groups it was appealing to — he would make a concerted effort to get the party back on track and compete with Democrats.

Autonomy systems are shrinking in terms of required physical components, and Amazon and others are now actually trialling drone delivery.

After all, the Web made the music business a more efficient one, but the industry shrank in terms of revenues and profits.

The changes to DirecTV Now are critical for AT&T to remain competitive, as they come at a time when the company's video business is shrinking, in terms of revenue.