Sentence examples for bound to diminish from inspiring English sources
The monarch's role is bound to diminish with his death.
As health workers try to treat increasing numbers with ever more restricted resources, quality of care is bound to diminish.
Miss Rubin has won eight of her 14 tries - a high proportion, which is bound to diminish as the number of her mounts increases.
With Mr. Hejduk gone and now Mr. Gwathmey, Mr. Graves said he realized that "the New York Five" was bound to diminish over time.
Other officials made clear that the frequency of the meetings — at least twice a year for finance ministers and central bank chiefs — was bound to diminish.
It follows that, if there exists a propagating region in which the density rises in a continuous fashion from ρ to ρ′, where is not necessarily small, then the width of this region is bound to diminish as time passes.
But as the private sector grows and ever more workers flood to the cities, the returns from this are bound to diminish.There is another, more worrying factor behind the deceleration in productivity, however: bad lending and investment decisions.
This is certainly true of television drama and so returning work is almost bound to bring diminishing returns.
The assumption was that he was bound to bowdlerise and diminish the original film.
