It's a very open question," said Representative Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania, a leading voice among a shrinking group of moderate Republicans.
Google has shrunk down the voice transcription software to fit inside the device itself, rather than over the network connection.
Haaretz, the newspaper that serves as the voice of the shrinking political left in this country, is in a truly depressed mood.
Nisid Hajari ends his book by pointing out that the rivalry between India and Pakistan "is getting more, rather than less, dangerous: the two countries' nuclear arsenals are growing, militant groups are becoming more capable, and rabid media outlets on both sides are shrinking the scope for moderate voices".
In today's polarized political climate, with many voices calling for shrinking the federal government, it's important to remember the extent to which we rely on the integrity of the scientific data used in reporting and upon the independent analysis of government scientists and inspectors to ensure the safety of everything from our food and drugs to our nearby nuclear power plants.
Vexed by the shrinking space dividing urban and rural people, urban employees voiced unabashed and sometimes cruel criticism of migrant workers.
But as millions of customers shift to cellphones or cable- and Internet-based voice services, the PUC presides over a rapidly shrinking universe.
With Wal-Mart's board shrinking in size this year, some proxy advisory firms and investors have voiced concerns that insiders are overrepresented on the board.
She was my voice, my shrink, she was my everything".
