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1. She's no shrinking violet.
2. My booty is shrinking actually.
3. As the domestic market was slightly shrinking it could not absorb the increase of the production.
4. Shrinking of the Community market of seamless pipes and tubes due to economic downturn
5. Given the shrinking consumption since the last months of 2008, their market share is expected to increase also in 2009.
6. Growth is set to fall in 2009 as a result of the global downturn, shrinking investment and a substantial slowdown in private consumption.
7. As for the likely effects of decrease in consumption and shrinking demand, this will certainly have an effect on the overall performance of the Community industry.
8. However, their limited and even gradually shrinking market share was not considered as having had a negative effect on the situation of the CI.
9. Imports from Malaysia, Taiwan and the Republic of Korea appear also to be below the Union industry's prices, however, their market shares are limited and shrinking as well.
10. their historical volumes increase in absolute and relative terms in the Community market, which underlines a strategy of market penetration, coupled with a stable development after the IP, although in presence of a shrinking demand;
11. This is all the more problematic in the present case given the financial situation of the fish auction, which has suffered recurrent and heavy losses in the past years and operates in a highly competitive and shrinking market [38].
12. Furthermore, the positive development of the Community industry’s export performance has also contributed to the overall positive evolution of the Community industry counterbalancing to a certain extent the shrinking market share within the Community.
13. On the contrary, from the supplier’s side in a context of shrinking consumption, low prices are expected to be kept low, with the objective of gaining further market shares or at least maintaining and consolidating the existing ones.
14. Furthermore, other third countries also saw their market share shrinking, which indicate that there are spare capacities available in these countries in order to supply the Community market should fair competition be restored.
15. Especially in the light of these facts, combined with the facts that the firm was operating in a highly competitive but shrinking market, a normal private operator would have based its decision on a much more thorough financial and business plan containing different hypotheses and scenarios instead of taking into account a financial plan based only on one hypothesis, which was, moreover, qualified as ‘positive’.