Sentence examples for shrinking of space from inspiring English sources
"What I think you'll see in 2016 is more shrinking of space needed for junior box retailers, such as Marshalls and TJ Maxx," said the Colliers director.
But when the gravitational waves hit the Earth, detectors in the next few years will measure the stretching and shrinking of space and will be able to amplify the result as sound.
In addition, by defining value of w, we may also control the speed of stepping out and shrinking of the space.
The increase in rents is directly linked to the shrinking amount of space available for occupancy.
However, morphological alterations were present in the liver parenchyma starting from 5 months of age, consisting of swelling of hepatocytes with collapse of sinusoidal spaces, shrinking of nuclei in several cells, scattered degeneration of discrete areas of hepatic lobules, and inflammatory infiltrates concentrated in the portal triads (Fig. 1A).
DE caused shrinking of cytoplasms with the widening of interlobular spaces in LG acinar cells of WT mice.
Mr. Lambrinidis expressed concern about the "shrinking space" of civil society in domestic and foreign policy.
The agency has been seeking to fulfill its multiple-use mission for managing public lands in our new age of growing population, shrinking open space, increasing competition of uses, and accelerating oil and gas production.
Since Sept. 11, 2001, we have witnessed a dramatic shrinking of democratic space, with civil rights being curtailed beyond measure.
Civil-society critics in India now talk of a "shrinking of democratic space": their freedom of expression remains, but they know the consequences if they use it.
The following paragraphs periodize the evolution that brought the public conceptualization of nuclear waste into the shape in which it is encountered at present and also highlight some of the terms in which the hazard definition of nuclear waste and the shrinking of disposal space for it were articulated, in tandem, as they evolved.
