Sentence examples for time shrink from inspiring English sources

Satan, once seen as a possible right wing for Sidney Crosby, had his playing time shrink.

If Mr. Takenaka, the top financial regulator, gets his way, the endangered list may in time shrink as banks are forced to stop financing weakened borrowers.

"The ticker, combined with the telegraph and the telephone, made time shrink: the investors couldn't let time pass before placing an order anymore, since this could mean losing money," according to Professor Preda's report.

Thus perceiving "Jane" will enlarge the basin of attraction of "kiss" and other words the ANN has learned to associate with "Jane" and at the same time shrink the basin of attraction of concepts associated with, for instance, "cop".

Time shrinks with kids, though, I agree absolutely.

Is that kind of originality being driven out of a museum world driven by increasingly populist expectations and, at the same time, shrinking budgets?

When a new 20-something CEO arrived, meeting time shrank to about 2 hours a week.

At 18 years old, I had taken AP Computer Science a couple of years before, but my coding experiences — and more importantly my time — shrunk to virtually zero.

For our group of interest, and whether single mothers are included (upper panel, right) or not (left), the time shrinking elasticity hypothesis is verified over all estimates relying on the Hausman approach.

And, from collection to availability, the time shrank from about 18 months on average to just a few days.

U.S. voters' wait time shrank to 11 minutes in the 2016 presidential election, down from 14 minutes in 2012, according to MIT's quadrennial survey.