Sentence examples for shrinking power from inspiring English sources

While feminist advances are often measured by counting the number of women in senior public positions, the shrinking power of women at the other end of the income spectrum is too often ignored, according to the report published by the Institute for Public Policy Research, a left-leaning organization based in London.

At the middle and bottom of the income distribution, meanwhile, the overseas exodus of factory jobs, the stagnation of the minimum wage, the shrinking power of labor unions, the automation of the workplace and - yes - the immigration boom have all helped keep a lid on raises.

We've all become slaves in our own way to the shrinking power of the American dollar.

Perhaps emboldened by the acrid assertions of certain Tea Party members of Congress who revel in fostering racial divisions as a way to cement their shrinking power base, the temperature is rising and the rhetoric is crude.

Dreier: What are the key things that progressive organizations need to do today to expand progressive power and shrink corporate power?

So it isn't just shrinking print power that should worry the big, burly tabloids of middle Britain, the leaders of the Brexit chorus.

While he is not always pleased with his less glamorous position, he has yet to publicly complain about his shrinking star power.

If you get back into power this week, you will inflict another £12bn in cuts, much of which will fall the hardest on the very same children, through their parents' shrinking buying power, the slashed child benefit, increased class sizes, poorer school supplies, and closed nurseries and play schemes.

Our rapproachment with China's oppressive regime was not glorified by considerations of preserving the balance of power in a time of nuclear danger; rather, it seemed to arise from from frustrations at being on the sidelines--from an itch to assert the presence and the importance of the US... Tells about events in Eastern Europe, which the US seemed to ignore & about our shrinking economic power.

Due to the shrinking purchasing power of a dollar one could argue that John Kennedy spent 7.5 times as much in 1961 as the official record shows.

There are, but increasingly -- in a time when investigative reporting is shrinking and power and influence is more consolidated than ever -- a smaller number of groupthink-addled players get to decide what makes really big news, and which stories are "too true to tell".