Sentence examples for diminished the number from inspiring English sources

"The number of deaths registered has significantly diminished, the number of people being hospitalised has also diminished," Gabriel Thimote, director general of Haiti's Health Department said.

But even with this financial incentive, Carl Borowitz, 26, Big Sister's marketing manager, a Moravian computer engineer, lamented that the global financial crisis had diminished the number of sex tourists coming to Prague.

Marine officers say they are hoping that will not happen in Diwaniya, if only because their aggressive patrolling may have already diminished the number of those willing to fight for Mr. Hussein.

Books have since colonized the corner of the living room, each one taking the place of seven or eight records, and that has inevitably diminished the number of worlds waiting to be entered through the shelves there.

At the same time, the Fox Broadcasting Network has quietly closed its unit making original movies, and the USA Network has diminished the number of films it was scheduled to make.

The socio-economic changes wrought by successful capitalism in 20th-century Europe and North America have sharply diminished the number of people in these regions who are willing to take part in a war.

The experts noted that the drug diminished the numbers of small airways that transported oxygen and waste products to and from blood vessels.

The presence of an E-selectin blocking mAb greatly diminished the numbers of un-manipulated LS1704T (p = 0.004) and C2GnT1 transduced cells bound to E-selectin (p = 0.0001).

Technical advances in breast reconstruction using implant-assisted acellular dermal matrices (ADMs) may have diminished the numbers of LD procedures being recommended (Winters and Colwell, 2014).

He added that it may be time to diminish the number of reporters.

Smart Cable Guard can diminish the number of power outages up to 25%.