Sentence examples for shrinking means from inspiring English sources

The fact that China's population is aging and its labor force is shrinking means there is an urgent need to raise labor productivity and reduce the inefficiencies and misallocations of capital that have marred growth for years.

The N.B.A.'s issues continue to circle around the vortex that is LeBron James, who is thoroughly baffled why people think his comments about wanting the league to shrink meant he supports contraction.

A shrinking population means a dwindling domestic market.

The shrinking spread means that investors are not demanding as much extra interest to buy junk bonds.

The reason is that the pool of available workers is stagnant or shrinking, which means fewer people are counted as unemployed.

"The market is shrinking which means there is space for less players, but analog film will be around for another 20 years".

The shrinking population means there is a lack of tax revenue to pay for an infrastructure designed for far more people.

But when the economy is shrinking, it means the government is in effect running to stand still, hence the calls for even greater austerity to mollify the markets.

Though education and health indicators in chars are low, the younger couples seemed more inclined toward smaller families as shrinking land means that few could afford to support large families.

A shrinking economy means the country's budget deficits are likely to grow, so the government will need to raise more money to keep the deficits within limits set under its bailout agreement.

What this steadily shrinking fleet means to experts like Professor Toshi Yoshihara of the US Naval War College is this: By the year 2020, the United States will have the "same amount of combat power" as when the pivot began in 2011.