Sentence examples for shrinking common from inspiring English sources

With newspapers in decline and traditional radio and television news audiences shrinking, common ground is harder to find.

The range of potential applications has been expanding rapidly as researchers discover valuable and sometimes unexpected results by shrinking common materials, including extra strength and flexibility, new electrical properties and transparency.

Lady Thatcher's acolytes made his life a misery by dripping poison, briefing against him and using his shrinking Commons majority to hold him to ransom.

Between 1985 and 1990 it bought back nearly 50 million shares, shrinking its common capitalization by 8%.

Penis panic is medically known as genital retraction syndrome – a pathological belief the genitals are shrinking, most common in South East Asia where it is called koro or shook yong.

Mr. Norberg, an engineer and professional D.J., started working on the Pacemaker in 2005, hoping to shrink the common D.J. interface of C.D. players and mixer into something a bit larger than an iPod.

In 2015, New Haven, Connecticut based Kolltan Pharmaceuticals announced that its experimental antibody drug KTN0158 dramatically shrank a common skin tumor in dogs, prompting it to begin clinical trials in humans.

After African-Americans lost their majority the council voted along racial lines by a 7 6 margin to shrink the common council from thirteen to nine members by eliminating the four at-large positions (three of which were held by African-Americans).

It's not a victory for insurgency, but for the status quo, of country as a fearful, shrinking island of common reference points.

This is explained on the basis of an "expanding core model" in complete contrast to the more common shrinking core model.

A comparison between the two posteriors shows again the shrinking towards a common mean, this time towards the frequency 50% for heterozygous variants and towards 100% for homozygous variant alleles.