Sentence examples for shrinking cut from inspiring English sources

Last week, Charles Schwab, noting that assets and trading at his brokerage firm were shrinking, cut his base pay by 50percentt and encouraged his employees to take as many as 20 days of unpaid vacation in early 2001.

Now all we do is cut and shrink, cut and shrink.

Too many publications, desperate to keep an audience in a shrinking market, cut moral corners.

Although Osborne seeks state shrinking spending cuts he finds the cash to more or less abolish inheritance tax.

Mr Osborne hopes that the private sector will thrive investing, hiring and exporting as a shrinking state cuts back.

And yes, Big Dance's inclusive ideals couldn't be more heartwarming; but, in real life, dance is actually shrinking, as cuts undermine youth projects and professional companies.

Everything everywhere has been shrunk and cut.

Pristine veg can be bought at Tesco, shrink wrapped, cut and ready to eat.

As bureaus shrink, they cut back on in-depth and investigative projects and from having reporters assigned to cover specific federal agencies.

UBS's earnings this week were the first set of full quarterly numbers since the bank set out plans in October to shrink and cut risk in its troubled investment bank.

He expressed confidence in the futures of the carmakers, particularly Ford, which is viewed as being in the worst shape of the three, as they continue to shrink and cut costs.