Sentence examples for shrinks- from inspiring English sources

First up is "A balanced approach to a responsible budget... that grows the economy and shrinks long-term deficits".

I stepped into my first counselling session at 18, and I've spent years talking about my problems, to shrinks and to groups, in rooms decorated with clip-framed photos of sunflowers.

Adjust for this differential, and Labour's initial advantage shrinks to a single point – 35% against the Tories' 34%.

The state shrinks as cuts accelerate leaving more long-term young unemployed than ever.

Whereas we, the war children's adult offspring routinely see shrinks, talk about our IVF (all those granny-alikes wheeling their girl-boy twins round can't really avoid confessing); air our sobbing psyches to the nation on reality TV or cut-you-into-shape shows, and blame it all on environment or poor attachment.

They become isolated as their income shrinks and they lose their access to broadband, to a telephone, to transport – in other words, the means to go job-hunting.

It will seem like a lot of meat but it shrinks considerably when it cooks.

In a signed he editorial, he wrote: "The ad tax shrinks media resources, makes its job more difficult, limits its efficiency and impedes it from fulfilling its tasks".

With luck Spain will follow and perhaps Italy, until the eurozone shrinks to a size capable of being responsibly managed.

Conversely, the cohort of SNP MPs shrinks to 31, while the Tories lose 90 seats, with the likely result being that Britain would have been faced with another coalition instead of a Conservative majority.

Of all the TV or movie shrinks in all the world, Melfi is the one worth watching.