Sentence examples for a diminished workload from inspiring English sources

The report found fault with Lanier's decision in 2012 to merge the Force Investigation Team, called FIT, which had exclusively reviewed police-involved shootings and serious uses of force, into the internal affairs division, citing among other factors a diminished workload because of the fewer shootings by officers.

Because a diminished BBC would diminish Britain.

Now he has embraced a diminished role in the Jets' running game, serving as the third-down back while ceding the heavier workload to Shonn Greene, who has not been a full-time starter since 2008, his senior season at Iowa.

Factors such as unbalanced nurse-patient ratios, heavy workloads, and expectation from nurses to only execute the doctors' orders resulted in a diminished relationship with patients and had them choose a functional and task-oriented nursing system.

What defines a diminished person?

But Mr Zhou seems a diminished figure.

A diminished JA-Zenchu would help.

Complicating matters is a diminished fan base.

Today the chancellor is a diminished figure.

Today, they seemed a diminished lot.

An invisible past is a diminished one.