Sentence examples similar to shrinking expectation of from inspiring English sources
Are theatre companies producing work like this entirely for artistic reasons – or because of shrinking expectations of attendance?
He made his name as a Midwestern bad-boy rocker, but since the 1980s he has been singing about the crushed dreams and shrinking expectations of someone who wonders what happened to the small-town America where he grew up.
As much of Continental Europe confronts shrinking expectations in the euro crisis from Athens to Lisbon and beyond, Britain faces its own bitter hangover from a credit-fueled decade of binge-spending and soaring property values that came to a shuddering halt when the financial crisis of 2008 gave the lie to Tony Blair's triumphant battle cry in 1997: "Things can only get better".
The imposition of credit controls in the face of shrinking demand and the expectation of a fall in prices guaranteed a drastic drop in inventories.
Before long the fantasy was dimmed by shrinking economic expectations and the resentment that they provoked.
"The electronics business is declining beyond expectations" due to shrinking sales of televisions and other audio-visual equipment, along with slowing growth in major emerging markets such as China, the spokesman said.
A goal of the Fourth Amendment, Justice Alito emphasized, is to ensure that new forms of technology do not constantly shrink our traditionally expectations of privacy.
"My worry is that the overall size of the handset market may be shrinking relative to expectations," he said.
These findings indicate that the shape changes control the speed of shrinking and frequency of entering the shrinking phase.
Unfortunately, the public's shrinking share of the American apply pie contradicts this expectation.
Central banks also use government securities in open-market operations to influence interest rates.In America and Britain the shrinking supply of government bonds has made bond yields less reliable as indicators of inflationary expectations.
