Sentence examples for was shrunk from from inspiring English sources

Two lanes, instead of the three that had been planned, were built, and the lanes' width was shrunk from 12 feet — highway-size ribbons that invite drivers to go fast — to 10 feet.

The planning target volume (PTV) was initially created by expanding an isotropic 3-mm margin from the CTV, and then a margin of 3 mm was shrunk from the phantom surface to avoid artifact-driven results in the beam-let intensity.

The 5.0-litre V8 engine continued to power high specification variants, but was shrunk from 5044 cc to 4987 cc in 1985 due to new Group A racing homologation rules.

It began with his relatively quiet fourth quarters in the first three games, and gained momentum when a columnist asked James, after Game 3, if he was "shrinking" from the challenge.

The powerful sense of integration that the go-go-globalizing 1990's created, the sense that the world was shrinking from a size medium to a size small, feels over now.

"And then I saw she was shrinking from me, she had a strange look, and she snatched back the application.

In the end it hurt: this was the one reggae show on the station, which had already been shrunk from two hours to one hour.

United's cash reserves – £34m – would still be the envy of most other clubs but are shrunk from the £151m in the vaults in 2009.

Tier 1 visas, for which you don't need a job offer, have been shrunk from 14,000 down to just 1,000 visas per year, and rebadged.

The number of discrete operations involved in producing the drug has been cut from 22 to 13; the processing time (even excluding all the moving around of materials) has been shrunk from 300 hours to 40.

The army will be shrunk from 101,000 to about 82,000, while the government hopes to increase the size of trained reserves from about 20,000 to 35,000 at a cost of £1.5bn.