Sentence examples for diminished a need for from inspiring English sources

Vice President Dick Cheney said today that falling fuel prices in no way diminished a need for more domestic energy supplies, arguing that America was becoming overly dependent on foreign oil exporters, some of whom "do not wish us well".

Their skills clearly were diminished and there is a need for faculty to recapture lost time.

Democrats quickly brandished their own letter from a war hero, Gen. Colin L. Powell, and pointed out that a diminishing number of veterans saw a need for an amendment.

As part of the exercise I have identified that there is a diminishing need for a dedicated political editor for CWF and therefore it is with regret that I write to notify you that your role is at risk of redundancy".

Compared with oxytocin, prophylaxis of uterine atony with carbetocin after an elective CS diminished the need for additional uterotonics by more than 50%%.

The adoption of modern methods of food production diminished the need for agricultural workers, who headed for the cities.

But if the consolatory force of religion had diminished, the need for some conception of happiness that was immune to time had not.

But high-speed Internet hasn't diminished the need for highly skilled workers to fly, because meeting face-to-face matters more than ever when the products are ideas and the employees are spread across international borders.

This had diminished the need for clean cups that would otherwise be required by the client needing to swallow the SP tablets under DOT by a HCW.

The authors felt their findings to be reasonable given the regular clinical and follow up these patients received, which diminished the need for urgent care and hospitalization [ 40].

The use of total pedicular constructs, with the improved segmental fixation and better ability to tridimensionally correct the AIS curves, have diminished the need for anterior approach in selected curves [ 13].