diminishing

The unskilled section of the working class was diminishing as a proportion of the workforce.

regretfully, mounting costs and diminishing traffic forced the line to close.

The differences between manual labour and mental labour are diminishing in some developed countries.

The sikhara over the sanctuary of a temple is usually tapered convexly, consisting of piled-up roof slabs of diminishing size.

The diminishing sunlight signaled the end of the day.

She noticed the diminishing interest in her presentation.

The diminishing resources posed a challenge for the team.

The diminishing returns made the project unsustainable.

The diminishing population of bees is a cause for concern.

The diminishing quality of the product led to customer complaints.

The diminishing hope for a peaceful resolution worried the diplomats.

The diminishing trust between the two parties hindered negotiations.

The diminishing influence of the company affected its market position.

The diminishing interest in traditional crafts is a cultural loss.

Even more alarmingly, its flow is diminishing at source.

This is the law of diminishing marginal utility.

Signs now are that both are diminishing.

And in the age of diminishing attention spans, it’s timely entertainment.

Nor is it simply diminishing numbers.

The ships' radiation signature is diminishing.

But even there, the risk is of diminishing returns.

He says fish stocks across Africa have been diminishing for decades now, a fact supported by UN data.

There's like no diminishing the script.

Heart rate's increasing. Pulse is diminishing.