Sentence examples for shrinking appeal from inspiring English sources

Allen Soyster, a director of engineering education at the National Science Foundation, told me he did not think that class played the same role here that it does in Britain — he thought the earning potential of jobs such as those in the financial sector was one of the main reasons behind engineering's shrinking appeal — but status was a factor.

While competing as an Android OEM has only got tougher and more competitive since 2009, even as handset choice has proliferated for buyers, quality has gone up and price-tags have been squeezed, shrinking the appeal of Geeksphone's proposition.

That could shrink their appeal.

The paper is still extra wide, like the original, and it has resisted the money-saving appeal of shrinking down.

In contrast with a gradually shrinking profession with little appeal to younger generations, employment in aquaculture has been steadily increasing for the past 10 years.

There's no question the donors' letter signaled a warning that could wind up shrinking those last-minute appeals as well as current giving.

Shrinking government sounds appealing.

The SX-70 was succeeded by less expensive models, but with the arrival of 35-millimeter point-and-shoot cameras, Polaroid's appeal shrank.

In a shrinking economy, these ads may appeal to a lot of women who need jobs.

Governor Romney's comments attacking the court for striking down Proposition 8 reflect an unfortunate knee-jerk opposition to expanding liberty and a poorly calculated political effort to appeal to a shrinking base of primary voters opposed to marriage equality.

Reflecting shrinking donations, the annual Bishop's Appeal fund-raising drive, which was renamed the Catholic Ministries Appeal this year, collected $9 million last year, far short of it $15 million goal.