Otherwise, it is argued, diminishing returns on capital will cramp future growth; or, worse still, massive overcapacity will cause a slump in investment, bringing the economy crashing down.
This tactical change, Kluwe argues, diminished his stats, the very numbers that the Vikings cited when they cut him.
Mr. Chambers's lawyer, Valerie Van Leer-Greenberg, told a justice in State Supreme Court that she was considering a psychiatric defense, among others, for her client, arguing "diminished capacity predicated upon polysubstance abuse".
Wide gaps in income, Wilkinson argues, diminish our trust in others and our sense of community, producing, among other things, a tendency to underinvest in social infrastructure.
This is frankly bizarre, but I can understand his thinking: Lewis's achievements, Sugar would no doubt have argued, were diminished by a lack of competition.
Actually, Haigh argues, it diminished him, something placed firmly in perspective by his recent actions.
Expert witnesses at her trial pointed to evidence of borderline personality disorder to argue for diminished responsibility.
Glucose sensing is negatively regulated by raised UCP2 activity, which is argued to diminish the yield of ATP from glucose, causing beta cell dysfunction [ 23, 42].
Other critics are also not fond of the homes themselves — ranging from 7,317 square feet to 12,004 — which they argue would diminish the skyline, one already pocked by the homes of some of those who are raising objections.
Mr. Turner of the F.S.A. argues that diminishing the turnover of the financial sector would be a worthwhile objective in itself to reduce the amount of "socially useless activity".
