Sentence examples for diminished needs from inspiring English sources

A country with a shrinking population has diminished needs for construction, agriculture, and raw materials.

Thus, granting learners autonomy appeared to endow them with confidence in their ability, diminished needs for control of negative emotional responses, and created more positive affect, which may help consolidate motor memories.

Some of the military cutbacks that Mr. Bush criticized today began in the administration of his father, President George Bush, although the former president was in part reacting to diminished needs after the end of the cold war.

Today the Treasury will sell $11 billion of five-year notes and after that sell the five-year maturity on a quarterly basis rather than monthly, reflecting the Government's diminished needs to borrow.

5. Myth: The end of the wars equates to diminishing needs.

It is time to separate the political arguments from the science so we can embrace the benefits of this next generation farming – cheaper seeds, diminishing need for pesticides and higher yield crops. *Icelandic for dictionary.

The diminishing need for hospitals and physical office visits.

The diminishing need at UC Riverside is mirrored nationwide.

And the unpleasant truth is that, in pursuit of that goal, Obama has a diminishing need for Israel.

The first is the diminishing need for human agricultural labor as the use of machines in farming continues to increase.

The daily TISS score typically decreases from admission to discharge, reflecting the diminishing need for ICU resources and interventions over time, as the patient's condition improves.