However, it is interesting to note that effective economic freedom has consistently been found to improve on financial allocation efficiency (Asongu 2013d) which diminishes issues of surplus liquidity.
"I'm not trying to diminish issues of our rights here, but the No. 1 thing is our fans, and I know our fans want us to zero in on the game, zero in on football," Jones said.
"This is a diminishing issue, not an increasing issue," Mr. Atkins said in an interview.
But distance is a diminishing issue, Mr. Letteri said, since fiber optic cables can shrink the distance between Wellington and Hollywood.
While the "continued intentional discrimination" condemned in the Paycheck Fairness Act passed last week by the U.S. House of Representatives undoubtedly still occurs, it's a diminishing issue.
They were convinced, she said, that even if Gov. George W. Bush ended up in the White House, "he has no mandate from the people for restricting the freedom of choice for women," and succeeded only because he "obscured and diminished" the issue.
IESIL can somehow diminish the issues listed in Section 2.1.
The aim of this approach was to diminish the issues of having selfish nodes in an opportunistic network.
Seek legal advice if the reputation-diminishing issue of search engine returns is highly damaging or endangering your life.
For example, is the quality of the mentor/student relationship diminished by unresolved issues that may be based on finances, race, gender, or something else? whether your colleague indeed has the time to be a good mentor.
Miller called it the right mix of creepy and cool, and appreciated the gradual damage reflected on Batman's suit as the story progressed, but said that pixelated CGI and lip synching issues diminished the presentation.
