Sentence examples for staff shrinking from inspiring English sources

The I.R.S., its auditing and legal staff shrinking in recent years even as the number of complex tax returns grows, lacks the resources to find most of the Americans who understate the value of their gifts and estates or even fail to report any transfer of property, said John Dalrymple, director of I.R.S. operations.

I could see her staff shrinking in their chairs while their boss got pounded but remained calm, responding with warmth, empathy but also firmness.

Its staff shrank under George Bush.

Maybe Dr. Pettitte, staff shrink, would be too much of character stretch, but even Sabathia was reluctant to claim the necessary credentials for the job.

The budget, about $3.5 million in 1994, was cut about 60 percent initially and is now about $800,000, while the staff shrank to about one-fifth of its 1994 size in the same period.

Its staff shrank by half over the last decade, and the 17-year-old oil spill research and development program that is associated with the office had its annual $750,000 in financing cut last year.

And its composition changed: health and social service staffing shrank, while police officers and teachers increased.

On Pinterest, Milton asked her followers, "Traditional Journalism: Is it Old News?," sharing an infographic full of grim statistics: "Between 2006 and 2011, daily newspaper staffs shrank 25%," "Between 2005 and 2009, newspaper ad revenue dropped 47 percent".

Those jobs have largely disappeared in recent years from The Globe, which is owned by The New York Times Company, and Mr. Mayer faces a situation familiar to many publishers around the country as their staffs shrink.

Maintenance and repair backlogs grow while staff shrinks.

This is not unusual for sufferers of Dorian Gray Syndrome, a little-known psychological disorder first identified in 2000 by a cabal of staff shrinks at Germany's Justus-Liebig-University, Giessen.