Third, in the 1930s the credit system shrank sharply.
Credit, broadly defined, slowed and the share of credit provided by the shadow banking system shrank.
President John Adams and the Federalists famously expanded the court system, shrank the Supreme Court and appointed judges just weeks before Thomas Jefferson took office.
Love, community and making do are the only way to survive the crises of a failing healthcare system, shrinking middle-class incomes, far-right resurgence and runaway climate change.
The built-in Exposé feature, included in the past several versions of the system, shrinks all open windows to thumbnail size with the tap of a key so you can quickly find and select the one you want to concentrate on.
Still, intrepid readers will discover that controversies over advertising on the subway began a century ago, that the Second Avenue subway line was formally proposed in 1919 and that the 1970s was the only decade in which the number of miles served by the system shrank.
When I rotated certain photos, the system shrank and squashed them onscreen.
The second-generation system shrinks the collectors 90% and makes them about half an inch thick, creating a honeycomb of precision-molded glass coated with mirrors.
Our digestive systems shrank during evolution, for one thing, since food processing is also metabolically ravenous.
Insulin incorporation into the HII systems shrank the cylinders as it competed with the lipids in water-bonding.
