Sentence examples similar to shrinking of stock from inspiring English sources

That led to a race by short-sellers to buy from a shrinking pool of stock, causing Volkswagen shares to surge more than fourfold in two days.

The firms also are accounting for a declining percentage of a shrinking pool of stock trading, from 61 percent three years ago to 51 percent now, according to the Tabb Group, a data firm.

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"This is yet another example of London's shrinking stock of genuinely affordable homes," he said.

The spiraling cost of housing in the city and the shrinking stock of rent-regulated apartments have increasingly become a focus of city and state officials.

The most common proposal to expand North America's rapidly shrinking stock of phone numbers inserts 9 as the second digit of a four-digit area code.

They sometimes moved, with their shrinking stock of possessions, at night, in order to escape the attention of creditors.

The supply-side effects may also be considerable; declining public investment has led to a shrinking stock of infrastructure relative to GDP (see charts).

That was quickly shrinking the stock of subsidized housing, in a city where the high cost of construction and land and the potential profits from market-rate real estate make it difficult to create more.

Grocery shelves were stripped of essentials; some shops imposed a rationing system on their shrinking stocks of items like instant noodles, rice and eggs.

Fishermen contend that the abundance of seals is hindering a revival of shrinking cod stocks since each adult seal eats an estimated ton of sea life annually.