The involvement of the United Nations and its agencies like the World Food Program and the High Commission for Refugees would both lighten America's financial load and diminish the mistaken impression that the United States seeks to control postwar Iraq.
The advantages of the EDSM involve overcoming the timeliness problem, fostering faster credit financing decisions, diminishing possible mistakes and reducing the credit analysis cost.
"If you're willing to look at the answer to that, the likelihood of you making the same mistakes diminishes greatly".
Spiral or multidetector CT with 'biphasic' imaging has greatly diminished these potential mistakes.
As experience grows, the size of your mistakes will diminish.
Yet it would be a mistake to diminish Kiefer's achievement, and to ignore the conviction of his work - even if doubt always lurks in the back of the mind.
It would be a mistake to diminish their tweets to a "catfight," which conjures the image of two thirteen-year-old girls fighting over a boy, not two serious artists discussing their careers.
If your customers can submit electronic orders, it saves you the trouble of doing the job yourself, and also greatly diminishes time-wasting wrangles over mistakes.
Many face distinctive hurdles compared with large businesses: they have tighter profit margins and thus less room for mistakes, they have diminished access to credit markets and, even with creditworthy borrowing records, many say they're not getting the loans they need.
The dorsal striatum, a region involved in learning from mistakes, also showed diminished activity.
