Sentence examples similar to continually diminishing from inspiring English sources
The ability to continually diminish the area of what we mean by it.
And though you may say that the time of the movement can be continually diminished, yet there is no minimum.
In Iranian eyes, the U.S. has behaved in a way that continually diminishes their country" — from U.S. involvement in the 1953 coup that reinstated the Shah to W.'s branding them as part of the "axis of evil".
But the procedural aspect is continually diminished to make room for a number of baggy subplots: unnecessary moving parts like an alcoholic mother, a jailed father, an adoption, an office flirtation and a new Eastern European girlfriend, each of which gets an allotment of screen time.
Despite the violence and conflict that we constantly see in the media, studies show that violence has diminished continually over the past few centuries.
Of course it will decrease unless the diminishing returns is continually compensated for by increased rates in sequencing.
As part of your strategy, you continually used the phrase "an adult government", which was a most passive-aggressive way of diminishing your opponents.
By continually buying dollars to weaken the yen, the Japanese -- along with the Chinese and other exporting nations in Asia -- are even diminishing the power of United States monetary policy, some say.
Whose "hopes are diminishing".
