Sentence examples for shrinking in population from inspiring English sources

All of this as the city, shrinking in population, is facing a budget crisis of crippling proportion.

In Vladivostok, a city of just under 600,000 people that had been shrinking in population until recently, local officials are reveling in the attention from Moscow, including the creation of a new federal agency focused on the Far East, and the huge bounty of federal spending.

Of the 1,346 counties that shrank in population between 2000 and 2007, 85percentt of them were outside the major metropolitan areas, according to the Census Bureau.

Tepetlán, a village of 1,800 people on a high plateau in the southeastern flanks of the Sierra Madre Oriental, has shrunk in population in recent years as scores of its citizens head "al otro lado," to the other side, as the United States is called.

Gradually the town shrank in population; the passenger depot was torn down in 1972 and the post office closed in 1974.

Subsequent census counts documented an increase to 4,000 residents before a shrink in population at the 1980 census, when fruit prices rose, land was lost, and major employers were shut down.

In the second interpretation, agents themselves do not learn, but rather the strategies grow or shrink in the population according to the reproductive advantages that they bestow upon the agents that adhere to them.

China's working-age population began shrinking in 2012.

Deflation needs little help destroying an economy, but in Japan's case it is abetted by aging demographics and lagging innovation: Japan's working-age population started shrinking in 1995, and productivity growth ground to a halt shortly thereafter.

Owing to continued intermarriage with mestizos, Mexico's indigenous population is shrinking in relative terms.

China's population should start shrinking in 2023.