Sentence examples for diminished openings from inspiring English sources

But changes in the two parties during his career have diminished openings for deal-making pragmatism.

The salinity changes observed in zones 3 to 4 are suggested to show increased marine influence in the western part of the Limfjord (through the western opening of the fjord towards the North Sea), whereas the northern openings diminished as a result of isostatic uplift, aeolian sand transport and redeposition of sediment by ocean currents, mainly the Jutland Current.

Since the end of 2008, job openings have diminished 47percentt in manufacturing, 37percentt in construction and 22percentt in retail.

Despite the passage of a stimulus spending package aimed at shoring up state and local coffers, government job openings have diminished 17percentthis yearar.

Egypt's dependence on Alexandria's ports has diminished somewhat with the opening of new container-handling facilities at Damietta (Dumyāṭ) and the development of ports along the coast of the Red Sea.

According to many paleogeographic models, significant connections between African fauna and the other Gondwana landmasses (Fig. 3) were severely diminished due to the opening of the Southern Atlantic and Indian Oceans along with elevated sea levels (Hedges et al. 1996, 2001; Gheerbrant and Rage 2006).

As such they provide strong evidence in favour of IP exerting its primary effect on the reduction of ROS levels during ischaemia and reperfusion with the secondary consequence that MPTP opening is diminished.

Traffic on the network began to diminish after the opening of the railway through March in 1846, and fell dramatically in the early twentieth century.