Sentence examples for under a shrink from inspiring English sources

Such a group already exists: It's called Congress, and there's no reason to think its epic failure can be overcome just by putting it under a shrink ray.

A shrinking tax base, under-performing schools and an inadequate stock of private housing join hands in a self-perpetuating circle.

Meanwhile, Turkey's left has decried what they say is a shrinking democracy under Erdogan. .

The news business is under considerable pressure, competing for a shrinking audience, often having to come up with many new stories per day.

The Brant aesthetic, when brought under a roof, shrinks to a form of encirclement.

Labour saw their majority in Newcastle-under-Lyme shrink to 65, with sitting MP Paul Farrelly narrowly holding off the Conservatives.

That's the year GM's labor costs shrink dramatically under a contract that shifts $6 billion a year in health care costs to a union-controlled trust and allows GM to replace as much as 20% of its workforce at half the rate it pays today.

The 23 hospitals and seven nursing homes in New York State that are to close or be merged under an effort to shrink the state's giant hospital industry were notified yesterday that the state would give them more than $360 million to cover legal costs associated with closing and to pay off debts, state health officials said.

The proposed cuts come as the Pentagon is under pressure to shrink its budget after a decade of war.

Combined with closed funds and client withdrawals, Brevan Howard saw its assets under management shrink to $32.8 billion by the end of 2014, from $45 billion a year earlier.

The entire military is under orders to shrink the number of permanent bases abroad and work more closely with allies and partners in a shared effort to protect global security.