Sentence examples for a diminution of complexity from inspiring English sources

There is a diminution of complexity.

One might expect that the increased complexity of systems may result in a diminution of user-friendliness.

"In a sense, every one of her successes was a diminution of him," Eyre says.

That way lies a diminution of essential values that most of us cherish.

The price you pay for this is a diminution of the comedy.

"Thinking of sex that way, it's such a diminution of what is actual and real".

There is not an agency that has not suffered a diminution of expertise or reputation.

For some, though, sexposition is a diminution of the screenwriter's craft.

But the parliament is resisting it, because it fears a diminution of Euro-MPs' legislative role.

"That could result in a claim by the tenant for a diminution of services," Mr. Abramson said.

Equally, increased attention to other parts of the world needn't result in a diminution of US-UK ties.