Sentence examples for certain diminution from inspiring English sources
Although Miller's methods may lead to a certain diminution of emotional impact, the ending of his novel more than rewards the attentive reader.
(The welfare state provides stability, prevents revolution and accepts a certain diminution of freedom and rule by technocrats as a trade-off).
You could regard it as a cost maybe as well, a certain diminution of individuality, but I think it's probably on balance a social good.
Repeated stimulation of the skin below the level of the lesion, such as rubbing the same area for 20 minutes every day, causes a change in latency (the interval between the stimulus and the onset of response) of certain reflexes, with diminution and finally extinction of the response.
Gratitude seems to call not only for the presence of certain affective elements, but the diminution or absence of certain affective elements as well.
His recent mythical epic, Immortals, saw a certain improvement in his narrative skills but a diminution in the power of the images.
I didn't renounce the world; I just became gradually less interested in certain aspects of it, less involved with it — and that diminution of interest was slowly reciprocated.
The combination described herein is most useful for treatment of bio-refractory materials where the diminution in toxicity can be achieved up to a certain level and then conventional biological oxidation can be employed for final treatment.
The complexity of causative factors in human errors means that we can never be certain whether the introduction of the course was wholly responsible for the final diminution in the side error rate.
This condition is characterized by diminution in sensibility as well as severe pain when any stimulus exceeds a certain threshold.
They report clear evidence of a diminution in the effects of unions on wages, financial performance, and productivity through time even if certain unfavorable effects of unions are found to persist such as slower employment growth and elevated absenteeism.
