Sentence examples for shrunk by a wave of from inspiring English sources

The latter has a millionaire executive among its leaders but is seen as drawing its support from rural areas, small businesses and workers afraid of seeing their wages shrunk by a wave of immigration if the European Union admits Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic.

This wave was followed by a wave of Dio3 RNA expression.

In the past 100 years France's annual harvest of black truffles has plunged from 2,000 tons to 8. Clobbered by global warming, acid rain and the Gallic penchant for building condos on prime truffle land, harvests were further shrunk by the heat wave of 2003, which killed more truffles than it did Parisian shut-ins.

However, GDP shrank by 1.5percentt within the past year, partly because tourists began to vanish after a wave of kidnappings by Islamists.

Will higher gas prices and SUV safety concerns shrink these roomy parking spots to accommodate a wave of 4-cylinder tuna cans?

A wave of consolidation has shrunk the number of Japanese cellphone manufacturers to five, from 11 five years ago, bolstering the influence of the survivors.

Hedge fund assets shrank by $210 billion in the third quarter, hit by volatility, higher borrowing costs and $31 billion in redemptions after a wave of investor panic.

With a wave of his hand the shrink might conclude it was a cut and dried case of projection.

So with a wave of his hand the shrink might conclude that no projection whatsoever was involved.

The proposed merger comes amid a wave of health care consolidations around the country, driven by shrinking reimbursements from insurers and the government and by mandates of the federal health care law to operate more efficiently and at lower cost.

Yet it coincides with a spike in anti-Semitism in predominantly Muslim Turkey and a wave of Jews moving away, say members of the aging community, which has shrunk by more than a third in the last quarter century.