Sentence examples for diminution of value from inspiring English sources

"The diminution of value may not be identifiable until it's too late," he said.

Collins has 15 clients, including the Braziers and Mitchells, who are claiming for diminution of value in their properties as well as for pollution of the environment.

"I have asked my officials to prepare a range of options for a scheme to assist those whose properties would not be required for the construction of the railway, but who would nonetheless see a significant diminution of value as a result of the construction of the line".

You're responsible for the damages, of course, but a mass-market policy (Chubb's isn't mass market, by the way) may not cover expenses you may not have thought about, including what the rental car company will charge you for loss of use, towing and storage, perhaps even diminution of value.

"There has been a diminution of values," James E. Burke, the former chief executive of Johnson & Johnson, is quoted as saying.

His hesitation grew out of his often outspoken criticism of the state of political affairs in Britain, particularly what he called "a diminution of values" and the poor condition of the national health service.

We simply do not take into account the corresponding diminution of the value of human capital – the wealth of workers.

Jason James, a global equity strategist for HSBC, said the reserve cut "does not translate in a straightforward way into a diminution of the value of the oil reserves controlled by the company".

In addition, it is not easily possible to create the necessary production capacity for solar cells in Austria, leading to additional imports of solar cells and the related diminution of domestic value added.

That way lies a diminution of essential values that most of us cherish.

The diminution of slump values is due to the small particle size, particles that were components of bentonite samples, and optimization of the textural properties of natural bentonite with functionalization process.