So fine that we cannot justify torturing society to enforce the diminishing distinction.
With drones there is a diminishing distinction between professional killers and killing professionals.
In particular, it noted the diminishing distinctions between the core network, where more sensitive functions like access control and data routing occur, and the edge, or radios that connect customer equipment, like laptops and mobile phones, to the core.
Although perhaps one of the intentions of the show is to diminish that distinction – it often felt like an experiment for a format that can play on all media formats, old and new.
A final note is that concurrent use registration was devised before the advent of the Internet, which serves to diminish geographic distinctions between sellers.
In the months following that very early stage in the project the company changed a lot, and among other things this included much more integrated working between editorial teams who were previously designated "web" or "print"... these days that distinction has diminished.
Over the past century, ethnic distinctions have diminished to the point where there is no significant inter-ethnic friction, although regional divisions still occur.
The cost of secondary education was diminishing, and the distinction in level and curriculum between the secondary and the elementary school was sharpened in the system of public schools.
But as federal funds for the special-needs programs diminish, that distinction is becoming more difficult to maintain.
Although this distinction appears to have diminished in recent years, it offers insight into the sources of creativity underlying American vaccine development and the corresponding difficulties sometimes created for utilizing vaccines fruits rationally.
Bergdorf's anxiety diminished as the crowd disrobed, and distinctions between bodies began to seem barely distinguishable and fully insignificant.
