Sentence examples for diminishing concerns from inspiring English sources

He started Friday and had 22 points and 4 assists, diminishing concerns about the impact of his injury.

"It's counter-productive because it only serves to amplify concerns about the situation in Hong Kong, rather than diminishing concerns".

A majority of those polled — both women and men — said they thought Mrs. Clinton would be an effective commander in chief, suggesting she has made headway in diminishing concerns that her sex would impede her from leading the nation in wartime.

With the economy chugging along, share prices approaching all-time highs again and diminishing concerns about overseas instability, "whats the reason for the Fed to cut rates?" asks Wachtel rhetorically.

The American Diabetes Association introduced HbA1c as a screening test in their 2010 Clinical Practice Recommendations (10), and thus it was only rarely used at the time of the study (only 0.3% of our cohort was screened for diabetes using an HbA1c test alone), diminishing concerns that this may bias ascertainment given the observed differential association between glycemia and HbA1c by race (17).

While they succeeded in focusing funding and energy on some critical anti-poverty priorities, the other side of that coin was a diminishing concern for issues considered (by the handful of people who wrote the MDGs) less important.

Among them, he wrote, was that regulators "were not concerned with consumer acceptance" of lap-and-shoulder restraints; were convinced that the restraints would increase safety; "did not fear additional safety risks arising from use of those belts"; "had no interest in assuring a mix of devices"; and had a diminishing concern about the cost of installing the more elaborate restraints.

A further strength is the high rate of participation, diminishing concern about potential selection biases.

According to both male and female laborers, sexual violence was of diminishing concern.

But he added that it would not diminish concerns over the department's handling of personal information.

To the degree that the labor pool is expanding, it would diminish concerns that a lack of workers will inevitably lead to an inflationary surge in employment costs.