Sentence examples for shrink its size from inspiring English sources

Has your ghost battalion grown so large that you need to pit it against an overpowering demon to shrink its size and prevent the ghosts from rebelling (as ghosts are prone to do)?

When Rice became national security adviser in 2013, she embarked on a somewhat successful effort to shrink its size.

For example, one might expect localisation to cause the World Food Programme to shrink its size and influence in favour of local actors.

Harlem Hospital opened its doors in 1887 and has remained an important symbolic institution in the heart of Harlem, resisting efforts of previous administrations to shrink its size.

But they do aim to shrink its size by an amount currently beyond their institutional power in Washington, or popular support in the country, to achieve.

Baniel offers one example: in milk chocolate, sugar makes up about 60% of the weight; cutting 20 grams of sugar to make what's normally a 100 gram-chocolate bar will significantly shrink its size.

Dispensing with the clunky optics shrinks its size.

(They're 20% of the trade business and almost 50% of all units sold in the North American market. When Barnes & Noble shrinks its size, that's certain to accelerate). That's where 99 Designs steps in.

The researchers have added highly thermally conductive materials such as carbon-based nanomaterials to their adsorbant so the system can heat and cool more rapidly, which can also make it possible to shrink its overall size.

Nreal was able to shrink its gadget size because it uses a display solution that requires fewer cameras and sensors than its peers, Xu explained.

The Army is trying to balance orders to shrink its overall force size and being ready for major conflict or humanitarian disasters the world over.