Sentence examples for shrinking soon from inspiring English sources

If screens keep shrinking, soon they will be the size of a postage stamp.

If the ranks of America's long-term jobless don't start shrinking soon, it's less likely that they ever will, and we'll be looking at a new "natural" unemployment rate for the U.S. economy.

Apple still has over 70% of the MP3 player market, but it's probably safe to assume that the overall pie which Apple has 70% of, is going to start shrinking soon (if it hasn't already), at least in the U.S. The way Oppenheimer spoke today about what he calls the "traditional mp3 players" was almost like a eulogy.

The numbers are not likely to shrink soon, not as long as all these networks need programs and don't want to pay for actors.

And done soon: in western Europe the working population is likely to start shrinking as soon as next year or 2010.

One part of the industry that may not be shrinking too soon is the low-cost airlines.

Yet when IBM was king of the mainframe computer market, it came to understand just in time that 100% of a market that was rapidly shrinking would soon be 100% of nothing.

I doubt Google will start shrinking anytime soon, but the growth rate may appreciably slow.

Alec McNayr and Alan Beard, the co-founders of McBeard Media, a social creative agency, don't see any of your favorite social media networks shrinking anytime soon.

That $8.8 billion will shrink pretty soon — not because of anything in the state's tax collections, but because of the tricks used to balance the current budget.

Now a shaggy-haired parolee from whom all people shrink as soon as they recognize him, Robert is a pariah, rejected by his crazy ex-wife, Lorraine (Virginia Madsen), a tone-deaf singer who has remarried, and his neglected daughter, Claire Camilla Bellee), who runs a failing women's employment center.