Sentence examples for swiftly shrunk from inspiring English sources
The Charles Schwab Corporation, once dismissed on Wall Street as a low-budget discount broker, has swiftly shrunk Merrill's lead as the nation's biggest broker by consistently attracting more new customers and assets than Merrill.
If the markets crash, your $1 million portfolio can swiftly shrink to $500,000.
That spending shrank swiftly and sharply; today, in a healthy £450m ($630m) economy, its share is only 6%.
A burglary in a placid neighbourhood represents a heightened risk to surrounding properties; the threat shrinks swiftly if no further offences take place.
--The banking sector would shrink swiftly and efficiently.
That trade-off makes tens of millions of Americans vulnerable to an unpalatable pair of alternatives: Either inflation will continue swiftly and impose austerity by shrinking the purchasing power of wages, or rising prices will be canceled out by weakness in the economy as the downturn hurts businesses and eliminates some paychecks altogether.
Yet that swiftly generates fear that Germans, seeing European markets shrink, will stake out richer ground in the United States, Latin America and Asia.
But with a budget deficit of around $1 million and with revenues from building permits and business licenses shrinking, the money simply is not there to expand the force swiftly.
The British company, which is not connected to the General Electric Company of the United States, must move swiftly to maintain its role in Europe's consolidating military industry as military budgets shrink.
But with Italians starting to feel the pain and dissent growing in Parliament, he must act swiftly to stimulate Italy's economy, which is already in recession and is expected by some forecasters to shrink in 2012.
