Sentence examples for its diminishing from inspiring English sources

It looks like ABC has been played for all of its diminishing worth, and it's Gibson and his image tha t will be the big winner as he helps the network develop another, unannounced, show: Desperate Television Executives.

Yet it is hamstrung by its diminishing life-expectancy, accusations of electoral corruption, political and tribal divisions, and a tendency to use its limited powers to block the government's economic projects.By and large, Kuwaitis are proud of their tradition of political participation and robust public debate.

We will probably not run out of petroleum in this century, but its diminishing supplies worldwide will eventually make it prohibitively expensive to use, said David Morehouse, the senior petroleum geologist at the Energy Information Administration, the analytical arm of the Energy Department.

Its executives hope that the new strategy -- substantially reducing the price of Sun's network software for many customers while simplifying the way it is purchased -- will help the company regain its diminishing market position.

Neither nation would retaliate just to save its diminishing toehold in Syria.

Its diminishing octagons, John Betjeman said, end in a spirelet, "like a ring of bells".

Now this community finds itself in a global spotlight that has focused attention on Pakistan's rigid blasphemy laws and its diminished ability to protect religious minorities.

The House panel also has some advice for how OSTP should spend its diminished resources.

We've been told that Yelp will continue to fight the Google fight despite its diminished position.

Importantly, we determined that the effect of the mutation on circadian period was associated with its diminished ability to regulate the transcription of these genes in adult animals.

Hence we decided not to perform formal inter-coder reliability analysis due to its diminished informative potential for this particular research.