Sentence examples for diminishing effort from inspiring English sources

The Zephyr has always exemplified for us the uncomfortable technocratic doctrine of diminishing effort.

David Albright, president of the Institute for Science and International Security, a private organization in Washington that tracks nuclear proliferation, said the diminishing effort needed to enrich at higher levels meant Iran would need fewer working centrifuges.

Although the community of practitioners of rural performing arts has been diminishing, efforts have been under way to revive as well as recontextualize some of the indigenous traditions so that they resonate with an increasingly cosmopolitan Philippine society.

Draper and colleagues had noted deterioration in the recording of Indigenous status in mortality data and attributed this to diminishing efforts to follow up missing data.

A second issue we should consider is to ensure that efforts to move to primary or secondary prevention do not diminish efforts to develop novel treatments for AD at symptomatic stages.

He said the patrol had sought to build up in Texas without diminishing its effort in Arizona.

But as Mr. Schwarzenegger's stature as an action figure diminishes, his effort to retain a piece of the market is touching.

It turned out that the Mills researchers had misunderstood the federal documents they were citing -- Mr. Schumer had driven on those trips -- though that did not diminish their effort.

None of the debates, however, can diminish the effort and the achievement of the players, who trekked back and forth across the continent four times as they wore each other down.

The first of these gatherings is scheduled for late this month, just before the Geneva assembly -- timing that human rights advocates say should not diminish an effort to condemn the Chinese at the assembly.

At the same time, they diminish the effort required for maintaining the system prepared for operation.