Sentence examples for diminution until from inspiring English sources

The degrees of intensive magnitudes "can only be represented through approximation to negation" (1787: A 168/B210), that is, by imagining their gradual diminution until their complete absence.

And their lordships are within their rights to dig in against any diminution of their powers at all, until the PM accepts some fetters on his ability to pick peers.

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

Beginning from the first stage, when attention is inevitably fixed on the nature itself of a society, there is a gradual diminution of interest in underlying societal values until weakness, manifested in attention to frivolities and inability to concentrate on weightier matters, undermines the society's inner cohesion and its ability to withstand external inimical pressures.

Cancer chemotherapy often depletes the stem and progenitor cells involved in platelet proliferation, which leads to a diminution of platelets and temporary interruption of platelet production lasting until stromal elements and megakaryocytes regenerate.

Until only two years ago his work still appeared regularly in Le Monde and, he says, it is budgetary cutbacks that have caused him to be laid off, rather than any diminution of enthusiasm or energy on his part.

"There has been no apparent diminution.

"There's a subtle diminution in prestige".

There is a diminution of complexity.

We sense a diminution of our cosmos.

The acknowledgement reflects the diminution of Christianity in Britain.