Sentence examples similar to shrinking habit from inspiring English sources
But headline sums promised by this government have a habit of shrinking on closer inspection.
But in a medium hit hard by changing viewer habits and shrinking ad budgets, it's not enough to rely on TV shows or more pointedly, TV salaries alone.
Bountiful baskets of bread and butter, long a buffet standard, are shrinking; because of changing dietary habits, they now rank high among leftover foods.
Inspiring the company's 2 billion consumers to cut down on shower and hand-washing times, for example, would go a long way towards shrinking Unilever's footprint – but new habits are very hard to instill.
The short answer: Consumers can alter their diets and buying habits to shrink their water footprints, and producers can use water more efficiently in making their products.
Greed and habit demand that one's slice get bigger even if the the pie as a whole is shrinking.
"The total pot of money available to invest in original TV production is shrinking, and unless something changes, may shrink further". He emphasised that the UK's broadcasters would have to "break the habit of a lifetime and actually work together".
Usage habits and cultural mobility trends in Latin America and Europe, though, are different than in the U.S. Ford is voluntarily shrinking its showroom footprint to get rid of unprofitable sedans.
