Sentence examples for shrinking movement from inspiring English sources

The storm response brought a more mainstream contingent into the shrinking movement, as Occupiers were joined in mucking out houses by people who shared their values but had found their tactics too radical.

"I don't think we have a shrinking movement, we have a shrinking party," said Rubio, drawing a distinction between conservatism and the party label.

The displacements were related to the true linear polymerization shrinkage because the surfaces to which the materials were attached were greased to allow a free shrinking movement in the radial sense along these surfaces [ 8].

As cell size is shrinking, user movement lead to very frequent handovers which brings additional overhead and latency.

But still, it's long past time that reporters and pundits started telling the truth about the incredibly shrinking Tea Party movement in America.

It's a sad indictment of our religion that we need to perpetuate the narrative of an ever-deteriorating Humanity to ratchet-up urgency and to galvanize the shrinking faithful into movement.

From Rand Paul to Grover Norquist, there's a broad constituency within the conservative movement for shrinking the national security state, either as a compromise necessary to keep domestic spending low or as an end unto itself.

Some union presidents, alarmed that the labor movement is shrinking, are calling for a radical overhaul of organized labor, while others angrily accuse them of trying to dictate policies and of washing labor's dirty laundry in public.

Loss of livestock due to factors such as declining land productivity, shrinking grazing areas, restricted movements, and the recurrent droughts has resulted in increased poverty and vulnerability of pastoral households and erosion of their resilience to future shocks (Fratkin 2008; Groom and Western 2013; Kirwa et al. 2012; Moyo et al. 2013).

But the crowds have shrunk as the movement struggled to maintain momentum and commuters grew weary of transport disruptions.

Imagine an alternative, kaleidoscopic perceptual world in which everything seems to change, solid objects apparently swelling, shrinking, and warping with every movement.