Sentence examples for continually smaller from inspiring English sources

In a society where more and more capital is employed in production, a continually smaller proportion of the income goes to the owners of capital.

Using standing water from recent rains, they washed the sediments repeatedly through continually smaller screens to separate out small fossils.

Similarly, since it is always possible to add to a finite magnitude that is smaller than the whole universe continually smaller magnitudes, there is a potential infinite in addition.

The prospective "slippery slope" of secession -- in which continually smaller units of affiliation declare their independence from larger ones -- is forestalled by the apparent desire of a faction at the state level simply to consolidate their power and enjoy a "free hand" to impose apartheid policies and severe austerity measures that are immunized against contestation either from above or below.

With increasing doses of O3 this elevation in enzyme activity was found to be gradually diminished, possibly due to a steadily growing demand, leaving the overshoot becoming continually smaller until a balanced state is achieved.

According to new research published in Science, the mantra of the dino-birds was "just keep shrinking". In fact, the dinosaur lineage that produced our modern birds spent 50 million years continually getting smaller and smaller in size, while their fellow feathered dinosaurs stayed bulky.

As the wristwatch and your portable devices evolved, so too did the modern computer — it continually got smaller and more user-friendly.

These population estimates continually grew smaller until the IUCN publication of their 1969 Red Data Book, where the tamaraw population was noted to be an alarmingly low 100 heads.

Deila continually cited "small details" during post-match media duties for failings against continental opposition.

Neil Austin's lighting, a fundamental part of the design, continually creates small enclosures.

Pittsburgh, minus the steel giants, must continually add small, vigorous enterprises to sustain prosperity, and the momentum is fading.