Sentence examples for Steady diminution from inspiring English sources

Its steady diminution seems deliberate, seems to suggest something — the course of life?

Brox follows light from the home and workshop into the streets, tracking the expansion of public lighting and the steady diminution of darkness.

The steady diminution of public funding for educational provision in arts and social studies has now culminated in higher education, and largely in further education, being at more or less full cost.

MARIO DRAGHI understands that to stave off deflation, the ECB must not only reverse the steady diminution of its balance sheet, but boost it by something in the order of €1 trillion over the next few years.

But it has been followed by a steady stream of closures of small operators across the country – such Camelot, which ran four care homes near Cheltenham, and Cornward, whose single home near Lincoln shut last year with 50 job losses – amounting to a steady diminution of existing homes.

As a result, the Democratic Party was vulnerable to Republican wedge issue strategies that produced such famous political commercials as Jesse Helms's "Hands" — a k a. "White Hands" — and Ronald Reagan's "Bear" More recently, there has been a steady diminution of conflict and a growing consensus on the left culminating in the 2008 and 2012 election victories.

A decrease in conformational flexibility may be the basis of the mercurial-induced diminution in activity of the enzyme during steady-state turnover conditions.

This resulted in an increase in the measured venous PO2 and, consequently, a decrease in the calculated steady-state rate of myocardial oxygen consumption, reflecting a diminution in the loss of oxygen from the coronary circulation across the epicardial surface.

"There has been no apparent diminution.

There is a diminution of complexity.

"There's a subtle diminution in prestige".