Sentence examples for diminishing number from inspiring English sources

More likely this diminishing number of newly identified carcinogens reflects a diminished scientific effort.

Deer are also blamed for the diminishing number of farms.

Clubs, bars and latte joints continue to elbow aside the diminishing number of Polish-American shops.

There is an overabundance of deer in the suburbs because of a diminishing number of predators.

Their seasonal presence is one of a diminishing number of enterprises that bring money in.

Ignoring radiation levels, a (now diminishing) number of elderly people have returned to their homes.

But the conservative daily also acknowledged that Berlin now had a diminishing number of allies.

There are new figures out that illustrate the diminishing number of English footballers in the Premier League.

Although he regrets the ever-diminishing number of independent record shops, the plight of the industry as a whole does not affect him.

But Sever has now turned against the duplicitous Gant and his D.I.A., and he is constantly sending a never-diminishing number of highly motivated goons to do her in.

This question remains relevant to those marching in parades this week for Veterans Day in the United States and Armistice Day in Europe, as well as to the ever-diminishing number of spectators who applaud them.