Sentence examples for diminish future from inspiring English sources

An inadequately educated underclass will diminish future tax revenues and hurt Southerners of every stripe.

In February, Mr. Walker proposed a "budget repair bill" that would cut benefits to state workers and significantly diminish future collective-bargaining rights for most public employees.

What happens after a retraction? by Rachel Bernstein, 23 June Retractions, whether for honest error or misconduct, diminish future citations to researchers' old papers by 10% to 20%, a study says. .

We can understand now why the administration and so many committee chairs are virulently opposed to the single most essential step we need to take to diminish future crises -- a modern Pecora investigation.

These data might suggest that reducing a child's intake of sucrose might diminish future obesity risk.

But it became clear that Miramax had a diminished future with Disney.

Some national parks are already looking at how to respond to this potentially diminished future.

By its nature, restructuring diminishes future opportunities for growth.This makes the current expectations of investors in American shares look all the more unrealistic.

Williams had no thought for the past or a perhaps diminished future when he forced Turner into touch at the corner flag.

With a stock market bust, a recession that wiped out almost two million jobs and the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, Americans would seem to have plenty of reasons to worry about a diminished future.

—Chris Van Hollen, the senior Democrat on the House Budget Committee "In sharp contrast to the empty promises and diminished future offered by the President's budget, the budget advanced by the committee charts a path to prosperity and a secure future for our exceptional nation".