A better definition of his/her specific tasks and individual responsibilities would enhance efficiency by diminishing the workload, and boost professional satisfaction.
Nobody gleefully denies sex for kicks; instead, their libido diminishes because of workload or emotional issues, or a communicative breakdown in the marriage.
As the time of delivery approaches, the heart's workload diminishes to some extent; when the baby is born, the load is approximately equal to what it was when the mother was in the nonpregnant state.
"Years of diminishing resources, increasing workload and failure to keep pace with national current standards and preferred practices led to the cascading elements resulting in the flawed responses," he wrote.
But with a dishwasher, his workload has diminished, so "now that we have bedroom carpets, I am supposed to be vacuuming the carpets," he said.
Since Mandela formally retired - though, in truth, he only half retired - from public life in 2004, her vast, hitherto seven-day-a-week workload has diminished somewhat.
His workload has diminished in recent months to, allegedly, as little as two or three hours a day; for a profoundly conscientious man, that wouldn't be enough.
Later on, methods employing microsatellite-enriched genomic libraries diminished costs, time and workload necessary for marker development [ 5- 7].
His son Erick said the trips diminished any resentment about his father's workload.
