Sentence examples for allow for diminished from inspiring English sources

In his 1977 Inaugural Address, Jimmy Carter called the United States "a purely idealistic nation" and expressed the hope that his presidency would be one of "competent and compassionate" government, even as he had to allow for diminished expectations.

Note: You must take altitude and average maximum temperature at the hottest time of the year into consideration when planning landing strip length to allow for diminished engine power under conditions for your area.

Jack Seale This year's bloviating business blunderers feel like an unusually hapless bunch, even allowing for the diminishing returns of this perceptibly creaking show.

The cleverness, though, diminishes when you allow for the fact that promising properties fetch high prices and disappointing ones, low prices.

The recapitulation of a fetal pattern of wound healing in adult tissues would be of enormous clinical significance, as it would allow for mitigation of scar formation and diminish the attendant morbidity.

This function has as intercept y = x = 0 (i.e. when the helper was hiding, distance was zero, so it could not feed by default), and allows for an exponentially diminishing increase in feeding rate with distance (i.e. maximum feeding rate was constrained, since feeding rate cannot increase indefinitely by default).

For example, when a threatening stimulus, such as perceived pain, alarms the subcortical network, the prefrontal cortex diminishes the inhibitory control to allow for sympathetic system activation and escape behaviors.

Advocates for people with disabilities hope such incidents of noncompliance will diminish with recent changes to state law that allow for a new level of enforcement of existing A.D.A. law, said Michael Hellmann, a Westchester lawyer specializing in disability law.

"Should we allow for indiscriminate same-sex marriage, very soon the population of this world would diminish".

To allow for vast capital outlays, new, lower taxes on the industry take effect next month, further diminishing the government's share.

He believes this could allow for the adding and modifying of data, which could lead to situations of people being framed, as well as diminishing the ability to use computer data as evidence in trials.