Sentence examples for shrinking even more from inspiring English sources

Although the portable projectors now on the market are already small, they will be shrinking even more, Mr. Chinnock said.

That would certainly happen, economists say, if a downturn causes home prices to fall, shrinking even more the equity stake that households still have in their homes.

Likewise, the installation of slot machines at racetracks ("racinos" in industry parlance) has altered the racing experience for purists, even as it brings in much-needed revenues to keep the shrinking sport from shrinking even more.

To be sure, Wall Street has long been the quintessential boom-and-bust industry, hiring rapidly on the way up and shrinking even more quickly on the way down.

"The fact is as long as the Reinheitsgebot is retained, it makes life difficult for foreign brewers in Germany," he says, "but much of the innovation is coming from outside, so it's high time German brewers woke from their fairytale slumber or else they're going to find their market share shrinking even more".

Government support for public higher education has been decreasing every year over the last 15 years, but is shrinking even more rapidly during the Great Recession.

Public borrowing will shrink even more slowly as a consequence.

That made Detroit a less appealing place to live, causing the population to shrink even more.

If it weren't for cheap African imports, consumer spending would have shrunk even more.

Queens Councilman Leroy Comrie worries that the money available for building new schools might shrink even more.

Most acquisitions don't work out, and the chances of success shrink even more when you overpay.