Sentence examples for diminished the use from inspiring English sources
The advent of loud machinery drastically diminished the use of on-the-job work songs.
By 1993 it had banned the trade in tiger parts, and this diminished the use of tiger bones in traditional Chinese medicine.
Additionally, socio-cultural difficulties including language barrier, power differentials, and lack of comfort with the call centre doctors diminished the use of the system.
However, safety concerns about gemfibrozil may lead to unjustified precautions regarding bezafibrate administration and therefore diminish the use of this useful agent.
Unfortunately, safety concerns about gemfibrozil may lead to exaggerate precautions regarding fibrate administration and therefore diminish the use of these useful agents.
But it doesn't attempt to diminish the use of these bespoke derivatives.
Is he prepared to give up or at least seriously diminish the use of Islamist militancy as an instrument of Pakistan's foreign policy, particularly against India and Afghanistan?
Their use has not only reduced the country's energy costs and reliance on oil and gas, but also benefited the environment, diminishing the use of landfills and cutting carbon dioxide emissions.
'Sorry, we've already got a show set in a county with cars in it.' That's the nature of the dysfunction: it diminishes the use of the greatest resource in British Television, the fund of creative talent of writers and performers and producers, who made the greatest television in the world.
During the six months when the charge was enforced, traffic within the zone decreased by 34 percent and overall traffic in Milan by 7 percent, Mr. Maran said, noting that the point of the fee was to diminish the use of private cars.
The previous center-right city administration had set some limits, banning cars that fell below certain emissions standards, but after residents overwhelmingly voted in a referendum to diminish the use of private cars, the current center-left government introduced the congestion fee.
