Sentence examples for constantly diminished from inspiring English sources

"We are living in a world where obscurity is being constantly diminished," he says.

The cortical width is constantly diminished, the cortical porosity is increased whereas trabecular volume is normal and micro-architecture preserved.

The cortical width is constantly diminished and the cortical porosity is increased whereas trabecular volume is normal and micro-architecture preserved.

We are constantly diminishing ourselves or attributing our good aspects to the influence of someone or something else.

Back in the real world, the competition grows between Roxie and Velma (Catherine Zeta-Jones) for the public's attention and constantly diminishing concentration.

This is a world of constantly diminishing certainties, and the disappearance of even a negative one is a heavy loss; never again would I be able to say with assurance that there was no rascasse in America.

The 157km over the Swiss border was one long Passage of Pain for many as its brevity, less than four hours, meant the action was constant from the off, the group around Wiggins and Sky constantly diminishing.

Very clever, very vain, very contained, she seems with her thin lips, tiny waist and meagre statements to be constantly diminishing, as if in obedience to the dictat of her mistress, the unseen Wallis Simpson, who proclaimed that "no woman can ever be too rich or too thin".

The extended view over sustainability is probably due to the recognition of the limited and constantly diminishing, yet increasingly over-exploited natural resources causing ecological stress with detrimental impacts on the environment.

This is consistent with Fig. 3 that shows that the quality of the regulatory capital decreases over time because the weight of core capital to regulatory capital constantly diminishes.

Says Putnam, "Personal connections across religious and racial lines are constantly increasing while social connections across class lines are constantly diminishing.