Sentence examples for a diminished starting from inspiring English sources

For new college graduates, he says, entering the current job market with a diminished starting salary and job description could compromise a lifelong career and earnings trajectory.

Shock attenuation, for example, diminished starting around 2000, when there was talk of shoes providing too much cushioning.

Cells' proliferation diminished starting from day 3 (Figure 3A, black bars) and apoptosis increased significantly in C4-2 cells on day 4 and 5 (Figure 3A, white bars).

The mere possibility that a combination of crippling student loan debt, rising housing prices, and diminishing starting salaries would force me to live with my parents for even one day beyond graduation makes my worsening limp seem not so bad.

The best use of black America's new political power is to stop thinking so much in terms of race, which is a diminishing problem, and start thinking in terms of class, which, alas, is a rapidly growing one.

We also observed a diminishing proportion of patients starting peritoneal dialysis, which is the treatment mode that correlated with the better prognosis.

Edgar Morgenroth, a member of a panel of experts who predict Irish population growth, said the famine started a diminishing of the population that lasted to the late 1960s.

I'm guessing they subscribe to the law of diminishing returns, starting from a fairly low base.

Weather service officials said the winds are expected to diminish overnight starting at about 8 p.m. Overnight temperatures will drop into the 70s.

The other problem with market share is that there comes a point when the law of diminishing returns starts to kick in.

Although hormone therapy can increase bone density at any age, the hormones' effectiveness appears to diminish when started later in life.