Sentence examples for inexorably less from inspiring English sources
So it will go on, a line of existences in which his share, his gift, will grow inexorably less and less, till it may as well be forgotten.
Dr. Mason says that without some kind of hard constraint — like the licensure tests that accounting and finance students must face — courses inexorably become less rigorous.
The issue will not be forgotten but the rapes that currently appear on the front of local newspapers will slide inexorably towards less-prominent pages.
The U.S. is moving inexorably to a "less dominant position in science and engineering," suggests the report, "... of which the off-shoring of IT jobs to India, growth of high-tech production in China, and multinational R&D facilities in developing countries are harbingers".
Indeed, he argues that modern capitalism has an internal law of motion that leads, not inexorably but generally, toward less equal outcomes.
A good face-lift inexorably reverts to mush in less than a decade.
AS the European Union moves inexorably toward completion, Europeans are awakening to a less sovereign, less comfortable world, prompting the kind of anxiety among the elderly and the poor that continues to feed the growth of the far right.
And beyond the clear trajectory, whereby nice people just inexorably do nice things for the less fortunate, there is a profound philosophical point.
But millions of iPads are bouncing around in backpacks or purses where they are gradually and inexorably scratched, dinged and pummeled by far less important objects.
This theory leads us inexorably down a path to greater volatility, less value creation and minimal authenticity.
Killing Roof would only prop up a system that will then go on to inexorably kill black men who commit murders less heinous than Roof's massacre at a prayer meeting.
