Sentence examples for shrinking through from inspiring English sources

The police force is already shrinking through attrition.

Mr Jeelani says that the glacier is in "ablation"—shrinking through melting.

That is because the value of their nest egg is shrinking, through no fault of their own.

Officials at the police and firefighter unions noted that their ranks were already shrinking through retirements and resignations.

Saarlanders are older than other Germans; despite its economic success, the state's tiny population of 1m is shrinking through a falling birth rate, mortality and emigration.

When the Air Force, like all the services, was shrinking through the 1990's, there were thousands of airmen and officers leaving active duty who chose to stay in the Reserves, often to keep their pensions.

Thailand's GDP will contract around 5% this year, and corporate earnings will shrink through 1999.

If democracy can't be eliminated, at least it can be shrunk through authoritarianism.

But during the film's pedantic crescendos, that feeling of space drastically shrinks through shrill and nearly paranoid messaging.

Britain officially entered recession on 23 January when the Office for National Statistics reported that the economy had shrunk through the last two quarters of 2008.

Ice shelves have grown and shrunk through the ages, mirroring the natural cooling and warming of the climate.