Sentence examples for shrinking official from inspiring English sources

In fact, most economists believe financial markets are more efficient now than ever before, thanks not least to shrinking official intervention.

The cost of those incentives was not reflected in the new-home price data, which suggested that builders were making even less money from each sale than the shrinking official prices would indicate.

A significant gap remains in dollars, but it is gradually shrinking, the official said.

The silver-point awards at Honors Club suddenly seemed in danger of shrinking: the officials might rule that the game there would be scored separately, with fewer points for the top scorers.

But however much he contributed that way, it did nothing to shrink his official debt or his vulnerability to arrest for nonpayment.

The list of all candidates could still shrink as officials in the city clerk's office verify voter signatures on each petition.

"One possibility is that some unknown activity in the planet's atmosphere may be draining energy and weakening the storm, causing it to shrink," Hubble officials wrote in a statement.

The space for peaceful political protest keeps shrinking, according to officials of Mr. Tsvangirai's party, the Movement for Democratic Change.

It is an approach that makes the most of shrinking resources, police officials told a City Council hearing in February, but one that critics contend leaves thousands of injured pedestrians with little more than a simple write-up of their accidents.

At a time when the wealth gap is growing, union membership is declining and the middle class is shrinking, when elected officials are destabilizing public schools and public services in order to promote flawed privatization schemes, and when a presidential nominee says that wages are "too high," this union and America's labor movement are more necessary than ever.

So far this retreat has not taken place, despite the shrinking of official appetite for foreign activism since the Somalia mess in 1993.