Sentence examples for way of shrinking from inspiring English sources

Spectacular, hydraulically powered scenery has a way of shrinking the performers who stand before it.

But complex philosophical ideas have a way of shrinking into banalities when they are severely edited and spoken aloud.

Packing thousands of books into one little box, e-readers can be the saviours of book lovers who are looking for something to take on holiday or their commute, or just a way of shrinking down a library.

A group of them, working at CERN on what is known as the AWAKE collaboration, are experimenting with a way of shrinking their machines using a phenomenon called the wakefield effect.

But I think it fair to say that most seventy-year-old women would gladly give up the extra fourteen months if there were some way of shrinking the three years of inactive life they now face to two years or one year or, best of all, zero.

On the other hand, if we imagine that the same rubber band has somehow been stretched in the appropriate direction around a doughnut, then there is no way of shrinking it to a point without breaking either the rubber band or the doughnut.

He says there are other ways of shrinking the balance sheet, such as through higher retained earnings or shrinking balance sheets outside the UK.

It's a bit tall for my MakerBot, unfortunately, but there are ways of shrinking it down or cutting off the top.

Sovereigns that once boasted of their deficit spending are now in a panic, desperately trying to find ways of shrinking their structural deficits.

MP3s, however, were a way of dramatically shrinking music files, so they took up about a tenth as much space and a proportionately shorter download time.

Either way, while Mr. Obama has boasted of shrinking the public work force, he has advocated policies to prevent it from shrinking by helping state and local governments avoid laying off employees.