Sentence examples similar to diluted effort from inspiring English sources

The rule has critics, because it penalizes some workers from out of state and also dilutes efforts to promote telecommuting that might ease congestion on the highways and trains in the New York City area.

In one case in Pennsylvania, the report says, the NLRB found that Wal-Mart illegally transferred union supporters out of a store and brought in union opponents to dilute efforts to organize.

But the senior State Department official said fighters from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, known by its initials, ISIS, had hampered the flow of American and other foreign assistance to the moderate resistance inside Syria, diluting the effort to increase the leverage on the Syrian leader.

While everyone emphasizes "control" of personal data as core to privacy, too much zeal for control dilutes efforts to design information tech correctly.

Russia and China had either vetoed or sought to dilute previous efforts.

All they will do is dilute his efforts toward his own self-determination.

The mayor at the time, John V. Lindsay, accused federal officials of "diluting their efforts".

The question is whether he will lose some of the battle for swing voters if he concentrates all his effort there just as the question for Republicans is whether spending all their money on swing voters scattered across the country dilutes their efforts in the key battleground states.

Pollution, on the other hand, is when negative feedback is mistaken for positive and dilutes the efforts of classification.

The wealth of technology and data available means that there is a significant danger of diluting your efforts.

Analyzing the mistake, Brewer quickly saw where the company had gone astray: I saw real quick we were going to dilute our efforts.