Sentence examples for shrinking choices from inspiring English sources
But it won't hide for long his shrinking choices - and the intellectual deception to which politicians are going to become increasingly prone as western economies face difficult times.
"Our calculations conclude that $80 billion to $113 billion of U.S. consumer value would be destroyed by this shrinking channel choice," Martin wrote in her report, released Wednesday.
So much, in fact, that I found it just about impossible to shrink my choices down to ten.
In the context of the new digital age, changing media markets and shrinking budgets, hard choices are necessary about the consolidation of BBC activities with a relentless focus on quality and excellence.
Driven by pressures like consumer demand and looming federal regulations that will require them to post calorie counts on menus, restaurant chains around the country are adding more nutritious choices and shrinking portion sizes.
But we will not shrink from those choices where they are in the interests of licence fee payers".
We stretch our budgets while our choices shrink and sacrifices grow, making us wonder how long we can afford urban living.
A linear history of the British newspaper industry would look as complicated as the family tree of the Hapsburgs, only in this case the family tree would be inverted, broad at the top and narrow at the bottom, as the readers' choices shrank.
Because it continued to function, and could play cat-and-mouse games with NATO, the submarine fleet had seemed comparatively immune from the hard choices posed by shrinking budgets.
And in this volatile political and economic environment, that makes Mrs. Rell, 62, a phenomenon among governors grappling with shrinking state revenues and tough choices about what to cut.
