Sentence examples for diminished footprint from inspiring English sources
Their secrecy and diminished footprint make them harder than conventional wars to oppose and hold to account – though the backlash in countries bearing the brunt is bound to grow.
According to labor leaders like Cook, the diminished footprint of unions will pull down wages in entire industries.
Urbanization, on private and public land, diminishes the footprint of the robust and biologically rich endemic landscape of the SWAFR, in turn, replacing it with constructed landscapes of lessor ecological value.
The proposal underscores the rapidly diminishing American footprint in Afghanistan after nearly 12 years of war, and signals that more of the massive U.S. reconstruction effort there — long plagued by waste and weak oversight — will be monitored by Afghans, with U.S. officials forced to supervise from a distance.
In seeking to diminish the judicial footprint, judges risk diminishing the Constitution.
I did not begin using menstrual cups out of curiosity or even a desire to diminish my environmental footprint, although I enjoy that element of the ordeal; I began using them after receiving samples for an article I wrote last spring, and stuck with them because as a freelancer who subsists on unpredictable paychecks—I eagerly embrace opportunities to cut recurring costs from my budget.
Ron Paul's ideology may work in a utopian environment, but in the real world, as Bret Stephens wrote in Tuesday's Wall Street Journal, "We will not lessen tensions overseas by diminishing our military footprint: We'll just create vacuums into which others rush and to which we'll eventually return at cost".
The scientists promote the technology on environmental grounds: by shrinking people, the human footprint on the planet will be greatly diminished.
The crowds have diminished.
