Sentence examples for diminishing in value from inspiring English sources
As Kraft shares dipped, its offer was diminishing in value.
Second, because there is absolutely no evidence that longform texts themselves, as transmitters of knowledge and entertainment, are in any danger of diminishing in value.
About 500,000 Russians are waiting to be paid late wages, which, with inflation running at 13%, are fast diminishing in value.
Some of those disposing of their boats are in the same bind as overstretched homeowners: they face steep payments on an asset that is diminishing in value and decide not to continue.
Growing topple rates (the rate at which companies lose their leadership positions) gives powerful testimony that stocks of knowledge, no matter how valuable at the outset, are diminishing in value more rapidly.
For the library, those damages would involve factoring in how much the Donnell site had diminished in value since Orient-Express agreed to buy it in November 2007.
RICHARD WILLIAMS: I can't help feeling that Roger Federer's wins in 2009, marvelous though they were, were slightly diminished in value by the problems Nadal suffered.
Paintings that are varnished, contrary to the intention of the artist, can become permanently altered in appearance over time and become diminished in value.
Talent increases in an individual through experience and the application of education, whereas commodities diminish in value over time: coffee, once drunk, is spent.
