Sentence examples for finally diminished from inspiring English sources
Finally, diminished HspA2 chaperone activity as seen in developmentally immature sperm has been associated with diminished delivery of DNA repair enzymes and thus increased DNA chain breaks and fragmentation (Allen et al., 1996; Dix et al., 1996; Eddy, 1999; Huszar et al., 2000).
The wind finally diminished, and the shot-makers were free to display their wizardry on the tough Royal St .George's course.
The traffic noise that had dogged us all day had finally diminished, replaced by the patter of a light rain on leaves, and my mind drifted back to an exchange I had with Mr. Moss.
If, without sacrificing public safety and efficiency, Bill de Blasio can make New York a place of more truly equal opportunity for all, a city where the elemental unfairness of America's new gilded age is finally diminished a little, then he will open up the range of policy alternatives and show the way for a new wave of Democrats around the country.
Finally, diminished household capital compromises alternative livelihood investment opportunities, and the remaining options, like wage labour and horticulture, fail to generate significant income.
Finally, diminished staffing in many air-traffic control towers due to budget restraints and large numbers of retirements mean that fewer staff are available to manage the same amount of traffic.
What this suggests is there are, finally, diminishing returns for political demagoguery on Guantánamo and other terrorism-related issues.
As in previous months, cuts by state and local governments held back the total, but those cuts are, finally, diminishing as receipts to state coffers start to rise again.
His toil is finally diminishing.
Therefore, external transverse dampers have to be designed for several targeted cable modes in order to decrease the oscillations amplitude and to finally diminish them.
Neoclassical growth models (Solow 1956; Swan 1956; Barro 1991) specify three key economic drivers as the engine of growth: increasing capital relative to labor, higher rate of returns for underdeveloped societies and finally diminishing returns to capital.
