Sentence examples for shrinking window from inspiring English sources

He had warned earlier that rescuers had a shrinking window to locate any additional survivors.

The Capitals carry the burden of a tortured playoff history and a shrinking window for superstar forward Alex Ovechkin.

It was even more remarkable given Bryant's age (33), his shrinking window for winning a sixth title and his history of postseason meltdowns.

Israel says there is a rapidly shrinking window in which to carry out an effective military attack against Tehran's nuclear facilities.

This shrinking window risks being clouded entirely if the US is to choke itself, and the rest of the world, on its fumes.

This means that the oil industry could be facing a shrinking window of opportunity, making companies like Exxon Mobil vulnerable to any scenario other than the one in its Outlook for Energy.

Mr. Edwards and to a lesser extent Dr. Dean and General Clark now have small and shrinking windows to present themselves as not only plausible but also preferable alternatives to Mr. Kerry, who has built up such a head of steam since his victories in Iowa and New Hampshire.

I still think that shrinking Windows is a bad start for a tablet device, as much so as puffing up the iPhone in the case of the iPad.

But the green one, for years, didn't maximize the window — it shrank the window to a miniplayer, in frustrating violation of Apple's own design guidelines.

Research fellow Tim Cheston examines Indonesia's short and long term growth policies, the stagnant manufacturing industry, along with a shrinking fiscal window with which to stimulate growth.

It is important to understand that anything "real-time" not only accelerates the individual transaction in issue – it also compresses virtually all subsequent transactions into a perpetually shrinking time window that is kept from lapsing into infinitesimal smallness only by our ability to audit, analyze, and integrate in forward-looking decisions.