Sentence examples for is getting diminished from inspiring English sources

"It's not that our spending on online advertising is getting diminished; but as our overall Internet spending is growing, the slices of the pie for our own Web sites and e-mail marketing are growing," said Vivienne Bechtold, P.& G.'s head of Web advertising.

But despite the Jets' gaudy start, the team is getting diminished production from the wide receivers.

And: Is this warning an actual expression of concern, or a way of letting foreign embassies take on the role of amping up Kim's threats now that his own propaganda machine is getting diminishing returns?

Doherty et al., (2014) realized that going with the then current trends, it was noticeable that the boundaries between non-profit achievements and profit making goals were getting diminished and more fluid.

They say that the new line of KUROs has blacks several times deeper than the last line, though at this point I start wondering whether we're getting diminishing returns; one can only see so much black.

There's more and more evidence that we're getting diminishing returns for our current incarceration rates and we can do more for less by reducing incarceration and reinvesting those savings into reducing recidivism and investing in ways to build communities rather than break them down".

So, when a new hypothesis hu+1 is formulated and made explicit, the old catch-all hK is replaced by a new catch-all, hK*, of form (~h1·…·~hu·~hu+1); and the prior probability for the new catch-all hypothesis is gotten by diminishing the prior of the old catch-all: Pα[hK* | b] = Pα[hK | b]  − Pα[hu+1 | b].

"In the United States we spent the last century building our cities around the car, but we damaged our cities in the process and were really getting diminishing returns on that investment," she said.

But who, pray, is getting the fattest slices of this diminishing cake?

You're getting seriously diminishing returns after 100-150Hz, but adding considerably to cost.

I think people are getting a diminishing return from that.