Sentence examples for diminish because of from inspiring English sources

The idea was that frivolous lawsuits would diminish because of the cost of filing more cases.

"Yet more and more communities are seeing their library disappear or service diminish because of librarian cuts or failed privatisation".

In the 1990's, Mr. Gross said, large modeling companies like Ford began to see their market share diminish because of encroachment by smaller agencies.

With profit from credit cards likely to diminish because of the new laws, they are determined not to absorb another major hit.

At a Microsoft sales conference earlier this month, Mr. Ballmer said that "the importance of the thousands of partners that we have that design and produce Windows computers will not diminish" because of Surface.

"I suspect that public safety will diminish" because of the absence of community policing, said Don Link, a North Oakland activist who also heads a neighborhood crime-prevention group.

Is anyone's bonus diminished because of shoddy rain management?

Network television audiences have diminished because of competition from cable and the Internet and because many shows are considered lame.

"The percentage of chance diminishes because of it but because you've got a ticket you do have a chance.

The jury rejected his case that his responsibility was diminished because of his mental disorder, the judges were told.

We may be unequal in terms of power but it doesn't mean our rights are diminished because of it.