And while the public image of the Tea Party focuses on a desire to shrink government, concern over big government is hardly the only or even the most important predictor of Tea Party support among voters.
Insecurity reinforces those factors that prevent many families from seeking care in stable environments; financial resources shrink, security concerns increase, travel is restricted, and heightened social tensions may change perceptions of the acceptability of seeking care from particular facilities or individuals.
With BT in the process of buying EE, the number of big operators in that market is shrinking, a potential concern for regulators.
Space given to corridors, halls and canteens will shrink, prompting concerns about the impact on pupil behaviour.
But for some economists, the prospect of rising energy and food prices at a time of deep unemployment and shrinking wages raised concerns that strapped consumers could see their cost of living rise even as the job market continued to get worse.
220705 Richard Parsons AOL Time Warner The probes by both the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Justice have been largely overlooked recently, amid concern for shrinking subscriber numbers at the unit and the departure of so many prominent executives there and at the parent company.
And, with a shrinking population, there is concern in policy circles about the relative growth of China and India, with their massive population of younger consumers, that Japan may not be the big kid on the block for too much longer.
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That would follow the trend already established in industrial countries, where the population slowdown has caused concerns about shrinking labor forces and aging populations.
Although it may be a while before we see tear gas and water cannons on the streets of Portland, known as the Forest City, Ms. Selliger offers a reminder that the concerns about shrinking public space are global.
