Sentence examples similar to relentlessly diminished from inspiring English sources
Capital preservation, never out of style, is an especially big deal when the market's cruel arithmetic is so relentlessly diminishing fund values.
That organization called itself the American Medical Association, and this organization worked relentlessly to diminish the popularity and influence of this natural medicine.
Beginning with Lane Kirkland's under-appreciated presidency, Minchin shows, the afl-cio slowly transformed into a thoroughly progressive force, "firmly on the left side of the Democratic Party and the political spectrum" (249) and still punching above its weight in political impact, at the same time that organized labour's presence in society diminished relentlessly, year after year.
When Sessions was the country's top law enforcement official, Trump undermined and diminished him relentlessly — even declaring at one point that he had no attorney general.
But the newspaper has been working the cost side of the ledger relentlessly and reaching diminishing returns.
Fans outside of Baltimore booed Alomar relentlessly after he was suspended for spitting at Umpire John Hirschbeck in 1996, and friends on the team thought the response temporarily diminished Alomar's enthusiasm for baseball.
The crowds have diminished.
Even if the guerillas could get new weapons, the chances of moving them towards Homs, where they are most needed, have been greatly diminished during the past 10 days, when the Syrian military has cut off the main supply lines to the country's third city as its rockets and shells have relentlessly pounded rebel areas.
Then their performance diminished.
