Sentence examples for because of diminished from inspiring English sources
Mr Ford, a four-term senator and former governor, has introduced a bill in the Senate that would shelter farmers from the impact of any settlement by compensating them $4 a year for every pound of quota lost because of diminished demand.
"We're also having to do a majority of the work because of diminished capacity at the local level," Long said.
He concluded that Zimmerman should consider a less-stressful line of work because of diminished coping skills.
Conversely, the larger-sized black bears, which maintain high intake rates by focusing on patches with high fruit density [14], [48], might avoid patches already harvested by sun bears because of diminished fruit density (exploitation competition).
This may reflect increased patient familiarity with the injections as well as a decrease in the amount of cell lysis and tissue response with later treatments because of diminished SMF.
The problem is partly because of diminished rushing and poorer pass blocking.
"They came up because of diminishing light," Mr. Browne said.
However, many researchers are skeptical about extending magnetic techniques much beyond 10 to 15 qubits because of diminishing coherence among the nuclei.
New York's hospital for fistula patients closed in 1895 because of diminishing cases and now the condition is almost unknown in America -- yet Khartoum has 10 to 20 new patients arriving from the countryside each week because of poor midwifery.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, responsible for the welfare of 22 million people, is making drastic cuts in staff and services because of diminishing support, especially from Europe.
Piping plovers and least terns, both nesting in the dunes and sand bars at Milford Point, are endangered nationwide because of diminishing habitat as a result of human activity.
