English-German translation for "shrinking"

shrinking (also: shrinkage, contraction, negative growth)

shrinking (also: decreasing)

shrinking (also: dwindling, tailing off, shrivelling, shriveling)

shrinking

shrinking

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shrinking

shrinking (also: diminutive, narrowing, downsizing, belittling)

shrinking {adj.}

shrinking {adj.} (also: restricting, hobbling, limiting, cutting down)

shrinking {adj.} (also: dying, arriving, extensive, coming in)

shrinking {adj.} (also: arriving, breaking in, coming in, being received)

shrinking {adj.}

shrinking {adj.} (also: dwindling, shrivelling, shriveling)

shrink (also: psychiatrist, couch doctor)

shrink (also: couch doctor)

shrink (also: to shrivel, to shrink, to dwindle, to tail off)

shrinking (Present participle)

shrink (also: to shrivel, to dwindle, to dwarf)

shrink (also: to boggle, to blench, to cringe, to recoil)

shrinking (Present participle)

shrink [construct.] (also: shrinkage)

shrinking (Present participle)

to shrink

to shrink

to shrink (also: to shrink)

to shrink (also: to narrow, to reduce, to make smaller, to scale down)

shrinking (Present participle)

to shrink [shrank|shrunk] {vb} (also: to decrease, to die down, descent)

to shrink [shrank|shrunk] {vb} (also: to shrivel, to dwindle, shrink, to tail off)

shrinking (Present participle)

to shrink [shrank|shrunk] {vb} (also: to arrive, to come in, to be received, to have some influence)

shrinking (Present participle)

to shrink [shrank|shrunk] {vb} (also: to arrive, to come in, to be received)

shrinking (Present participle)

to shrink [shrank|shrunk] {vb}

shrinking (Present participle)

to shrink [shrank|shrunk] {vb}

to shrink [shrank|shrunk] {vb}

to shrink [shrank|shrunk] {vb} (also: to shrink)

to shrink [shrank|shrunk] {vb}

to shrink [shrank|shrunk] {vb}

shrinking (Present participle)

     shrinking back

     shrinking system

These are shrinking even further.

But when will what remains of our national sovereignty stop shrinking away?

Winter has begun, stocks are shrinking and this is a case where we must be ready as quickly as possible.

That is why we are moving towards a shrinking economy, towards a problem which we will have to face.

Unfortunately, the Member States are shrinking from making the decisions necessary for all this to come about.

Even in the new Member States it is noticeable that the differences between the regions are growing rather than shrinking.

These defence budgets are shrinking at the same time as we require investment in restructuring and new hardware.

The ageing of the population will mean growing costs for an ever shrinking active population.

Will we be able to keep those promises given the shrinking budget proposed by the Council for the tenth EDF?

But this means embracing the opportunities offered by the EU, not shrinking under pressure from protectionists.

It has done some good things, but efforts within that programme have been undermined by shrinking budgets within the UN system.

The agricultural areas in the mountain region are shrinking because meadows and pastures that are no longer used are becoming overgrown with bushes and trees.

In essence I agree with you, and I am very grateful for the way in which you contradicted your own country’ s government’ s ideas about a shrinking budget.

Moreover, experience over recent years has shown that infringements of human rights and shrinking democracy ultimately strengthen rather than combat terrorism.

The Commission forecasts take account of shrinking world demand in the first few months of the year and therefore differ from those given by the Greek authorities.

Nevertheless, in the light of the recent Erika and Prestige disasters, I think that the European Union is still shrinking back too much from the unavoidable battle for maritime safety.

They thought for years that they had a secure, government-protected job in a growth industry, but the industry is now shrinking or even going bankrupt.