Sentence examples for decreasingly less from inspiring English sources

This is what it's been like to live in the United States for the last year or two: it's the moronic influenza, as the irate among us find increasingly convoluted ways to say decreasingly less (as I just did).

Any higher than that, and what you get back from your tax burden under the Liberal Democrat policy is less than a fifth – decreasingly less, in fact, the more you earn.

Therefore, our selection is decreasingly less effective and, at one point, our population stops responding to the selection.

This is a major advantage over standard fixed tests, such as the HAQ, which are usually most precise for patients of average functional capacity, and decreasingly less precise for those with more extreme test scores.

In contrast, after about two decades of rapid development, the coastal private enterprises decreasingly contributed to the coastal economy due to their relatively smaller size and more investment of labor and land but less added value.

Ours is a decreasingly mobile society, geographically and otherwise.

But I'm decreasingly sure this is genuinely a problem.

But as those styles have spread and morphed, these collections have become decreasingly useful as surveys.

More precisely, the decreasingly defensible method by which it is funded.

But Republicans have a problem: demographic changes are making their race-based electoral strategy decreasingly effective.

But SB1070, partially blocked by a federal judge, looks decreasingly likely to become a model.