Sentence examples similar to systematically diminishing from inspiring English sources
"And we have systematically diminished the role and the responsibility of our government, and we have watched our market become imbalanced".
Yet, at the end of a week in which he has been systematically diminished by sustained petulance and unseemly arrogance, he is uniquely vulnerable.
John Kerry's voluntary combat duty was systematically diminished by the well-financed Swift Boat Veterans for Truth in a highly successful effort to insulate a president who avoided having to go to war.
Double-knockdown hESCs (ShD1D2, ShD2D3, and ShD1D3-hESCs) showed a propensity for spontaneous differentiation into cells expressing endoderm markers, whereas pluripotency and neuroectoderm marker expression was systematically diminished.
In law, in customary practice, and in cultural stereotypes, women's selfhood has been systematically subordinated, diminished, and belittled, when it has not been outright denied.
It portrays the indisputable and irredeemable fact that the FA Cup, which stood for so much that was fundamental to the joy of sport, has been diminished systematically by a combination of greed and indifference.
These scores diminish systematically from the beginning of pregnancy onwards.
Sensitivity to default EC50 was higher because a value other than 0.5 causes a linear pathway to systematically amplify or diminish signaling at subsequent steps.
Higher sensitivity to EC-50 arises because a linear pathway tends to systematically amplify or diminish signals when default EC-50 deviates from 0.5 (see Additional File 2, Figure S1).
Whose "hopes are diminishing".
