Meanings of constantly diminishing in English

This means a constantly diminishing necessity for the distinctly feminine magazine.

Here the process still went on, and year after year saw a constantly diminishing number.

These odious parties, however, are very few in number, and their influence is constantly diminishing.

To this day, though indeed with a constantly diminishing uproar and vigour, these explosions continue.

The problem comes when constantly increasing Ethereum difficulty results in constantly diminishing returns for the miners.

Otherwise the duties would have been constantly diminishing with the lessening purchasing power of our greenbacks.

She flew round her flanks, and maneuvered round her in a circle with a constantly diminishing radius.

Though the wind continued to blow long after this fatal event, it was with a constantly diminishing power.

It will, of course, be plain from this that the store of nitrogen food must be constantly diminishing.

According to the Chinese authorities, the credit of these issues was constantly diminishing, as it is easy to suppose.

To fill the constantly diminishing ranks caused by deaths, resignations and desertions, it became necessary to pass a conscription act.

Then, with constantly diminishing numbers of effective men, the course was shaped for the Spanish 'plantation' of St. Augustine in Florida.

Besides, the farmer could not spend in wages more than his capital, and his capital, instead of increasing, was now constantly diminishing.

For instance, one developed a chronic habit of running centripetally round a constantly diminishing circle, fainting on arriving at the geometrical centre.

It was a terrible journey, with constantly diminishing numbers, for men and horses, wounded by poisoned arrows, dropped and died on the way.

It was more clearly a brazen-faced scramble for a constantly diminishing quantity of booty; since all enterprise had been stupidly killed in the land.