Sentence examples for shrinking overtime from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Dewey-Vogt, 25, a paralegal whose bills and shrinking overtime made her move in with her parents in Alexandria, Va., said she began "constantly worrying about finances," and having panic attacks, "rapid heart beat, choking sensation, chills or sweating, numbness and tingling in my fingers," and feeling "almost removed from my body".

Though the plastic cabinets were very durable, they would shrink overtime, sometimes causing the device to become inoperable.

The Nets never went into overtime, their shrinking lead in the Eastern Conference a bit more precarious.

Meanwhile, the police say the layoffs will make the situation worse, because shrinking the police force means those who remain must work even more overtime, driving up pension costs even more.

Sarkozy also spoke of removing taxes on overtime pay, doing away with an annual tax on businesses and shrinking the massive government bureaucracy.

Bracing for the worst, most of America's industrial leaders are hunkering down by eliminating overtime, putting a freeze on hiring, scaling back on new investment and shrinking the number of jobs at their companies.

Federal statistics show that Americans are working record levels of overtime, but the data tracks only hourly manufacturing workers, who make up a shrinking share of today's work force.

The department says its efforts to digitize records, update computer software, hire 4,000 workers, extend overtime to process claims and make changes intended to speed the processing of claims will begin shrinking inventory by next year.

It is shrinking.

Shrinking violet?

Shrinking fastest?