Sentence examples for cases of diminished from inspiring English sources
So it seems that most cases of diminished responsibility under coercion will appeal to justification rather than excuse.
But recent entries have been a case of diminishing returns, culminating in 2010's panned Survival of the Dead.
A symposium in the current issue of Journal of Economic Perspectives looks at the future of the subject from different angles, and suggests some interesting answers.But a first possibility (an obvious one, you might think, to practitioners of the dismal science) was somewhat neglected: maybe the discipline has come down with nothing more complicated than a bad case of diminishing returns.
It's a case of diminishing returns.
The data also shows a case of diminishing returns.
I have no intention of transcribing the original Greek text: the paucity of readers of ancient Greek out there make it a case of diminishing returns.
I once had a grand scheme of indexing the places on this map and others (sample: Baetica, Map 1), and even of folding the indexes into a comprehensive index of all placenames onsite; but my site has become so large, search engines out there have become so good, and so few people would use such an index, that I've decided it's a case of diminishing returns: you're on your own...
At that point, Gleick and Palaniappan argue, the peak in ecological water is reached, a case of diminishing returns where further water withdrawal is economically ill-advised.
In practice it is likely a case of diminishing returns on production with improvements in insect pollination.
The negatively accelerated course of the DL is a clear case of diminishing returns: Each additional C-interval (extra look) yields less improvement in sensitivity.
