Sentence examples for shrink too much from inspiring English sources

"If people tend to shrink too much from their daily activity level, they get deconditioned". In turn, deconditioning can lead to worse pain and disability.

This is what we do in regression (8) (with the exception of manufacturing, which causes our sample to shrink too much).

The space for objective, or at least balanced reporting has shrunk too much".

Lay it on a baking sheet and leave to rest for 20 minutes (this will prevent it shrinking too much when baked).

(If all the skin is peeled, the aubergine shrinks too much when cooked). Slice each aubergine lengthwise into 4-5 pieces according to diameter, then lengthwise again into strips and then cut crosswise into the pieces the size of potato chips.

Hiving off Citi's corporate business in different countries would not make any sense: American clients come to it for seamless access to foreign markets, and vice versa.It is possible that Citi is already shrinking too much, consuming the seed corn that will produce profits later on, speculates Charles Peabody, an analyst with Portales Partners.

I love a plain doughnut with chocolate glaze but there is always so much dough left over (I'm not a fan of re-forming and re-rolling the scraps because the dough shrinks too much and gets a little tough).

It also keeps them from fading or shrinking too much with each wash.

Krugman's other reason for starting with 1997 is to argue that Japan's economy slipped into recession that year because the budget deficit shrunk too much.

There are multiple ways to dry your jeans, especially if you're worried about them shrinking too much.

Entirely contrary to Cameron's claim that our public sector is too big for the good of our economy, the real fear has to be that it is likely to shrink too fast and too much.