Sentence examples similar to Diminish this challenge from inspiring English sources

Recognising this however, does not diminish the challenge to clinicians and researchers in this field who often do not have the resources to tackle many of the 'social' influences on health and work participation.

This is not to diminish the challenge posed by China, but it's to remind us that the United States has proved more than capable of handling similar, long-lasting confrontations throughout its history.

Increased transparency by oil producers, Mr. Gerber acknowledges, could hurt his business -- and also diminish the challenge of the hunt for data.

Benjamin's upbeat personality infuses the story and gives hope without diminishing the challenge of assimilation.

Poo, who has been the director of the N.D.W.A. since 2009, aims to create a community based on shared experiences that does not diminish the challenges that are specific to, say, an African-American worker in Atlanta or a recent immigrant in Seattle.

As subgroup size diminishes, the challenge of establishing a valid evidence base will be correspondingly greater.

Through the creation of new analysis and visualization methods, software tools and databases, it can help diminish the challenges to HTP cancer biology.

This challenge may be somewhat diminished by extensive sample fractionation (Kislinger et al. 2006).

Born to Korean-immigrant parents, this Manhattan native says she always keeps the difficulties that immigrants face in perspective doing so diminishes the challenges she faces in keeping her business alive.

Hyperbole itself cannot diminish this record.

But it doesn't greatly diminish the political challenge that Tsipras and Varoufakis are facing.