Sentence examples for shrinking importance from inspiring English sources

For many in the field this latest suggestion is emblematic of a broader problem: the shrinking importance not only of diplomatic history but also of traditional specialties like economic, military and constitutional history.

But while there's little question that the yuan is significantly undervalued, it's not the main explanation for the fact that consumption makes up such a small (and declining) fraction of Chinese G.D.P. (The shrinking importance of consumption can be seen in this pair of remarkable charts).

But showcasing flowers is clearly shrinking in importance.

The Women in Journalism report acknowledges that front pages are shrinking in importance.

But, unlike Windows, legal tender is steadily shrinking in importance.

But that perspective is shrinking in importance as traditional media come to terms with big-boy internet distribution.

The sentiment shrinks in importance when one realizes just whose school of psychotherapy he was protecting.

Since then the defence budget has shrunk in importance while spending on domestic public services has become more prominent.

The workload review group report states that its aim is to "shrink the importance that marking has gained over other forms of feedback".

Since then, Japan's ground forces have shrunk in importance, whereas its navy has grown into a force of considerable reach and sophistication.

The original stalwarts, property and capital taxes, have shrunk in importance and been replaced by increasing reliance on income taxes, on social security contributions, and on sales taxes of various kinds.