When my shrink lost his mind, I couldn't stand it.
I went to a shrink for a while, and then we both went, and the shrink lost interest in me.
When maintained in 1.5 M salt buffer for longer periods, skeletons continued to shrink, lost flexibility, and assumed irregular shapes: this rigidification was irreversible.
Sunderland, meanwhile, was the only city to shrink, losing 1.4% of its population.
Doses of 200 and 400 μg/ml of TA and IB-367 caused cysticerci to shrink, lose motility, the formation of macrovesicles in the tegument, as well as decreased evagination properties.
Am I living through the moment when all the tiny lights begin to be extinguished, when her love for me begins to falter, shrink, lose ground?
The county, between Miami and Palm Beach, was one of the first areas to shrink — losing 21,117 people from April 2007 to April 2009, according to University of Florida data — and its experience offers a glimpse of what could be on the way elsewhere.
Thus if you want to convince innovation killers of the need to innovate, you are better off using a threat-based strategy: "if we don't innovate, we are going to shrink, lose market-share, or die".
Interestingly, the number of macrophages also increases during weight loss when adipocytes do not die, but shrink losing their lipid content.
Astronomers now believe Mercury has indeed shrunk, losing about 14km of its diameter since its formation.
In 1998, the middle portion, Larsen B, started shrinking, losing 1,000 square miles over four years.
