Sentence examples for shrinking points from inspiring English sources

Trade with Iran is shrinking, points out Ms Merkel, and the EU may enact more sanctions on top of those approved by the United Nations.

As the pattern grows or shrinks, points are added or removed so as to keep the arclength between consecutive points approximately constant.

"People who feel angry often want to hit back," the shrink pointed out, "but not to die".

Citywide, the bottom level shrank five points in reading and three points in math.

The man was at his table, laughing, his eyes shrinking to points and his gums showing.

They were quick to embrace the new business model because it offset some of the losses from their shrinking split points.

In the same period, the spread between Italian and German 10-year bonds widened to 3.75 percentage points before shrinking to 2.85 points.

Although you noted that births are neither increasing nor shrinking, and pointed out the fallacy of assuming that America's population growth is thus due strictly to immigration, you didn't let the other shoe drop.

But the gap between the real and the ideal worlds is slowly shrinking, a point brought home Wednesday when Dist.

However, the Laplacian eigenmap shows a tendency to shrink the points toward two clear clusters, indicating the two ancestral populations.

Trump's lead among voters without a college degree shrank from 12 points to five points.