He is willing to tackle what he calls "the elephant in the bedroom"—America's willingness to imprison people for drug offences.Does Mr Webb have any chance of diminishing America's addiction to incarceration?
Iran, they say, has not launched a war since the 19th century; Israel has never been completely at peace.This adds to the case that, although bombing could delay Iran's nuclear ambitions, it stands little chance of diminishing them; further entrenching them looks more likely.
Most healthcare quality improvement resources are allocated to interventions based on negative deviance approaches that have little chance of diminishing risks or harms, 1 18 yet healthcare organisations continue to use such methods in their attempts to avoid patient safety incidents.
The more research you do, the better your chances of diminishing risk.
This was expressed bluntly in Mother Jones by Kevin Drum, who wrote that clouds (and Lindzen) aren't "deniers' last hope," adding, "Human greed and self interest are their last hope, and there's very little chance of that diminishing anytime in the near future".
Although April is known for its showers, forecasters said the chance of rain diminishes quickly by the middle of May.
Up to 3 months the self-limiting condition improves at a slower pace compared to the first month of recovery, and after 3 months the chance of recovery diminishes for patients with CNLBP [ 1, 3- 5].
There are many positive ways to build better cognition and to lessen the chances of developing diminished cognitive ability, dementia, or Alzheimer's later on in life, all of which make us act old and feel old.
There are drugs in Malawi's hospitals to treat all three successfully, but each time she recovers, her immune system will be that little bit more battered, her weight lower and her chances of surviving diminished.
Thus, changing these factors would provide a chance to diminish the number of unmet needs.
