Sentence examples for time to shrink from inspiring English sources

But now is not the time to shrink from these challenges.

Despite this, we continue to in effect bully mothers into returning to the workforce before the uterus has had time to shrink.

But if Greece defaulted it would still rely on its EU partners to fund its budget deficit, which will take time to shrink from the 13.6% of GDP it reached last year.

Mr. Schenkkan, who disclosed the Broadway move on Twitter and Facebook, said in an interview that he had been rewriting parts of the script, particularly in the second half of Act II; he said he did not expect the running time to shrink, nor would he be cutting characters.

Though Junrey was just 18 years old when they measured him last year, so I guess he has plenty of time to shrink.

That was the time to shrink the Wall Street monster, end "too big to fail" banks, and close down the casino games that had brought the system down.

Officials last month said they were redesigning the physical summons form itself, texting reminders to people ahead of their summons court dates, as well as cutting down court processing times to shrink the number of people who end up in jail for low-level offenses.

Now is the time not to shrink in horror and fear but to engage with courage and hope.

For example, some tumours (perhaps slowly proliferating ones) could require more time than others to shrink in size but could, given time, eventually achieve the same reduction in size as more rapidly responding ones.

Today they spend much of their time wondering how to shrink their list of banks.

It's time for Ford to shrink the Mustang some both in size and weight, and to give it a more sophisticated chassis.