Sentence examples for shrinking western from inspiring English sources

The English-language channel and the Arabic one between them have at least 60 bureaus, with 12 in Africa alone, a number unthinkable for their shrinking Western rivals.

There is an exception to the trend of shrinking population in Western places: Indian reservations are growing.

OO Rising Temps, Shrinking Snowpack Fuel Western Wildfires - this interactive tool illustrates how warming temperatures and changing spring snowpack influences fires each year.

Staff turnover is a significant issue for health care leaders due to the shrinking workforce in Western countries and an increased demand for intensive care services as the population ages.

Since 2000, these export-led regions have encountered unprecedented challenges, especially the rising cost of labour, land, shortage of labour, policy changes, and shrinking market demand of western advanced economies, which have engendered spatial relocation of labour-intensive manufacturing firms from China to lower-cost locations, e.g. inland China and neighbouring Southeast Asia.

The economies of Japan and much of western Europe have been shrinking.

Photo: Crescent Lake, a tourist attraction at Dunhuang in western China, has been shrinking over the last three decades because of the falling water table.

The Western Interior Seaway was shrinking due to infilling and uplift while the high mountains to the east were being reduced by erosion.

Administration of antimicrobial agents, including broad-spectrum antibiotics, has been proposed as a possible contributor to the obesity epidemic and the shrinking gut microbiome richness in the western world.

The demographic pattern we face on the Island is similar to that faced by every health region across Canada, and no doubt in many other western societies – that of shrinking child and youth populations with growing older adult populations [ 3].

The gap between Indian and Western technology workers' wages is shrinking, although it will probably not vanish for a decade or more.