Sentence examples for shrunk continually from inspiring English sources

That's not easy to replace to begin with — and as budgets for the likes of national and state forest upkeep have shrunk continually over the last half century, there have been fewer and fewer resources with which to combat this trend.

The government sector has been shrinking almost continually since the end of the recession.

AS COMPUTERS continually shrink, the era of wearable devices is nigh.

Children who need some magic in a world where the borders between innocence and responsibility, playful imagination and cold, adult obstacles are continually shrinking.

But with arts budgets continually shrinking, The Spectrum Centre arts venue is using crowdfunding to explore new ways of working with older people.

In a presentation at a conference in Philadelphia in February 1960, he described the industrial process of continually shrinking the size of computer circuits that would later be referred to as "Moore's Law," after the Intel co-founder Gordon Moore.

With the ice cover down to 14.54m sq km, scientists now believe the Arctic is locked onto a course of continually shrinking sea ice – and that is before the 2016 melt season gets underway.

Until now, Moore's Law has been based on the assumption that more processing power could be packed onto chips by continually shrinking the dimensions of the tiny circuits that are etched onto silicon wafers.

Staff levels at their record label V2 were continually shrinking until the label itself vanished.

Increasing power, capital costs, and ultimately theoretical size limitations, are poised to halt the process of continually shrinking the transistor.

Prof Steve Furber, leader of the SpiNNaker project agrees that "going into the third dimension" has more to offer than continually shrinking transistors.