Sentence examples for diminishing because from inspiring English sources

But globally, inequality is diminishing, because of the rise of poor countries.

She found her repertoire diminishing, because she could no longer check even familiar scores by vision.

But his support among the youth and Uganda's elite appeared to be diminishing, because Dr. Besigye did well here in Kampala, the capital.

"The spirit of ubuntu is diminishing because people are more involved with themselves, and more conservative — you do your thing, I'll do mine.

But it goes on to argue that its benefits are diminishing because of a growing mismatch between the needs of the economy and the quality of the new immigrants.

Another report, released in January and commissioned by Mr. Dombeck, said that the agency's ability to fight large fires adequately was "diminishing" because of significant changes in its work force.

Is anyone's bonus diminished because of shoddy rain management?

How are people's chances diminished because of their race, gender, religion, or economic background?

Indeed, in some respects enforcement activity has diminished because of lack of resources".

The university — the entire university — is diminished because of all this.

This unease hasn't diminished because June 4 is more and more distant.