Sentence examples for that diminishing from inspiring English sources
But the Rose deliberately excised all of that, diminishing what is human rather than elevating it.
Having said that, diminishing American power is also an incontrovertible fact.
That diminishing role will surely affect the attitude of German business.
Either he's deaf to the roar on his right or he's speaking exclusively to that diminishing other wing of his party, the Tasseled Loafers.
The bosses have to be braver than before and that diminishing band of aged and experienced reporters must be daring and defiant as they tangle with a nervous British leadership that sniffs disaster.
We should relish the fact that it costs only about a $1.50 a gallon to stuff fuel into a gas-guzzling sport utility vehicle that will get little mileage from that diminishing natural resource.
This was expressed bluntly in Mother Jones by Kevin Drum, who wrote that clouds (and Lindzen) aren't "deniers' last hope," adding, "Human greed and self interest are their last hope, and there's very little chance of that diminishing anytime in the near future".
North is in the form of his life, as are a few of their backs, and I can't see that diminishing.
The same trend is apparent in taxation itself: an increasing portion of the electorate, by paying no federal income taxes, becomes more dependent on government, which means: becomes dependent on that diminishing number of Americans who are hard-working and financing the U.S. government and its increasingly unjust redistributions of income.
Our finding that diminishing IGF-1R levels had stronger effects on IGF signaling in 129S2 than in B6 background suggested that signaling activity in this pathway is primarily determined by the prevalence of activated forms of receptor and substrates, but not by their total abundance.
