Sentence examples for shrunk to under from inspiring English sources
By 2008, that number had shrunk to under 30 percent.
Zamperini, who had weighed over 11 stone, had shrunk to under six.
In recent decades it has shrunk to under a million, or less than 3percentt of Iraq's 24 million people.
Meanwhile, GM's North American workforce has shrunk to under 120,000, Eastman Kodak has 3,200 U.S. employees, and Westinghouse has effectively evaporated.
The United Nations refugee agency said yesterday it believed the Serb population of Kosovo's capital, Pristina, had shrunk to under 2,000 from an estimated 40,000 a few months ago.
Despite hunger strikes, marches and mine occupations by the highly organised and militant miners' federation, the number at work has inexorably shrunk to under 2,000, as one mine after another has closed.Today, even the mines that have survived are operating at maybe half their potential, and the giant Vinto smelting plant at a third.
Mr. Paulson's firm, which once managed $36 billion, has shrunk to just under $10 billion after a series of bad trades in recent years.
Indeed, insisting that U.S. military power has shrunk to a pitiful level under President Obama, he has promised that, under his presidency, it would be "funded beautifully".
The number of such votes has shrunk to an all-time low under McConnell, less than 20percentt of all roll calls, down from 67percentt 12 years ago.
Total capital under management shrunk to $197 billion, from $258 billion the year before.
A new analysis by the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center estimated that only 100 farms and small businesses in the entire country would be subject to the estate tax under Mr. Obama's plan, a number that shrinks to 40 under the proposal Ms. Lincoln sponsored with Jon Kyl of Arizona, the No. 2 Republican in the Senate.
