Sentence examples for diminished lifetime from inspiring English sources

Those decrements in IQ are, in turn, associated with lower wages and diminished lifetime earning power.

I have started to think that observing a secular Christmas will not diminish a lifetime of Jewish education and rituals.

Hoggart noted consistently that its ability to shape and distort experience had not diminished in the lifetime of the postwar welfare state, but kept finding new ways to do so as the living standards of the population improved as a whole.

During the war against the Teutonic Order he was forced to grant the Polish nobility substantial concessions by the Privilege (statute) of Nieszawa (November 1454); these, however, became important only after his death, and royal power was not greatly diminished during his lifetime.

Murasaki's reputation and influence have not diminished since her lifetime when she, with other Heian women writers, was instrumental in developing Japanese into a written language.

The risk of both cardiovascular disease and cancer decreased as remaining lifetime diminished.

With more lifetime hours of MT, RT variability was lower, and the degree of benefit from attending the retreat for lowering RT variability was diminished with greater lifetime hours of MT. Thus, the retreat was more effective in reducing RT variability in MT practitioners with few lifetime hours of preretreat MT experience.

Knowledge and skills cultivated over a lifetime diminish.

It leaves its target diminished as a human, a lifetime member of a presumptive criminal class.

This means that the dam's lifetime will be significantly diminished, further reducing projected benefits.

Poorer SGRQ scores and findings of pleural and interstitial abnormalities and diminished pulmonary function in persons with low lifetime cumulative amphibole asbestos exposure is important given the widespread distribution and use of LAA-contaminated material in private and commercial applications.