Sentence examples for advantages diminished from inspiring English sources

Earlier advantages diminished, and employment in the manufacturing sector fell.

But as square pianos became larger and larger, these advantages diminished, and the square piano was eventually replaced by the upright.

This comparison suggested that the approaches based on algebraic iteration offered both superior reconstruction fidelity and computation efficiency at low (two or three) view angles, and these advantages diminished at high view angles.

And, as the car evolves, the advantages diminish until it comes down to the thousandths of a second.

But the high-def advantage diminished with distance.

When they reached puberty, their physical advantage diminished, and they lost faith in their abilities.

However, such an advantage diminished when the accuracy was>0.62, as both the GMDR and the MDR methods showed almost full power.

Correspondingly, the migrants' mortality advantage diminished and became statistically insignificant in most immigrant groups.

For fire fighters with comparably short duration of employment the mortality advantage diminished with longer time since first employment.

But that advantage diminishes the further south you go.

That advantage diminishes for every year that a female actor ages, though.