Sentence examples for shrinking record from inspiring English sources
It never hurt them commercially; "To the 5 Boroughs" sold more than a million copies in a shrinking record business, and previous albums were multiplatinum.
It also marks a first-week sales increase over the rapper's previous two albums, 2010's "Recovery" and 2009's "Relapse"; such a boost is a rarity in today's shrinking record industry.
And while the Killers have never matched the sales of "Hot Fuss" — in part because of a shrinking recording business — they haven't done badly at all with their revamp.
For nearly a decade now, while record labels were shrinking and record stores were shuttering, Apple could tell a tale about what's new for popular music that the media and consumers loved to hear.
Glaciers are shrinking at record rates and many could disappear within decades, the UN Environment Programme UNEPP) said yesterday.
For example, a report came out of the UN this past weekend about how the glaciers are shrinking at record rates.
I witnessed that on a family trip last month to St . Louis where the mighty Mississippi River is shrinking to record levels from the brutal drought that still plagues the nation's midsection.
Universal executives have argued that piracy has changed the music business so drastically, shrinking the recording industry and reducing the power of the labels, that their leverage with vendors has been overestimated.
The rapid growth of Latino and other immigrant populations in Chicago's suburbs is outstripping the ability of public schools to provide bilingual programs mandated by Illinois, and government financing for the programs is shrinking, state records show.
Last year, Japan's current-account surplus shrunk to record levels as a strong yen hurt exporters, and an energy shortfall led to a jump in the costs of importing fuel.
Related is the issue of how to manage, and eventually shrink, the record $2.2 trillion balance sheet that the Fed amassed as it pumped vast sums of money into the economy, starting in 2008.
