To diminish potential resentment and augment a feeling of fair play, your chairman should encourage all your colleagues to weigh in on the best approach to office allocation.
His son Erick said the trips diminished any resentment about his father's workload.
Too often, we tried to diminish the racism and resentment that bubbled under the cyber-surface.
He wants this resentment to diminish, or even vanish.
Not surprisingly, Molly's resentment of Emily diminishes, and they become friends, even before Emily apologetically reveals her terrible secret.
He said the new system "robs MPs and our staff of much of their most precious possession – time", adding: "There is continuing resentment against unnecessary chores that diminish MPs' ability to do their numberless essential tasks".
There are plenty of TV shows that audiences immediately adore, before that affection turns to resentment when returns are inevitably diminished.
The changes could be both positive (more informed choice for the patient, assistance in the decision-making for the physician), or negative (diminishing the role and the autonomy of the physician, patient resentment of the physician in the event of exclusion).
Unaddressed differences and emotional "incompletions" inevitably diminish the quality of a couple's connection by eroding feelings of affection to the point where nothing but resentment apathy, and bitterness exist between them.
When we recognize that trying to punish someone with our resentment is not only futile, but it is ultimately harmful to ourselves, the impulse to do so begins to diminish.
