Sentence examples for diminish or remove from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hynes said that challenges to the relevance of war literature are freighted with danger, and that those who would diminish or remove it from reading lists deprive themselves of part of the human experience -- and are likely condemned to repeat it.

Flavonols have a bitter taste and because of this they can be ruined, diminished or removed from much of the chocolate we consume.

The method has borne the very best results, correcting the deformity, and diminishing, or completely removing the shortness of the limb.

"The method," Codivilla concluded, "has borne the very best results, correcting the deformity, and diminishing, or completely removing the shortness of the limb" [ 2].

Continue with prevention methods even after you have diminished or completely removed your population.

Deep tendon reflexes were diminished or absent.

Mild chemicals were applied and rinsed away to diminish the stain, remove traces of acid from the paper and return it to its original tone, Mr. Krawitz said.

Some biotechnology investors and executives say that lack of patent protection for DNA could diminish investment and remove incentives to develop tests.

Hume writes, "The table, which we see, seems to diminish, as we remove farther from it: but the real table, which exists independent of us, suffers no alteration: it was, therefore, nothing but its image, which was present to the mind.

However, such analyses are generally used to unmask effects of high doses or remove possible "immortal person time" from an analysis, which would usually increase rather than diminish risk ratios.

Or remove our limbs.