Sentence examples for for diminution of from inspiring English sources

Nicholas Longworth, a political celebrity after marrying President Theodore Roosevelt's daughter, compensated for diminution of the office with a winning personal style.

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.

A David Ng, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer, said that while the letter writer could file a complaint for diminution of services with the state Division of Housing and Community Renewal, that would not be useful since the problem was quickly resolved by the letter writer herself.

Further this would eliminate causes other than uncorrected aphakia, which may be responsible for diminution of vision such as glaucoma, dense central corneal opacities, complications of cataract extraction and posterior segment pathology.

Macrophages are preferred host for Leishmania, but these cells seem to synergies with parasite to facilitate infection [ 2– 4] and because of this, there is a strong possibility for diminution of such effects of KMP-11 in infected MΦs in human VL cases.

A 32-year-old male was referred to our institute for a history of diminution of vision and occasional redness in the right eye for a duration of 3 years.

Reduction of incubation time with primary antibody or/and addition of p-FTAA (competing for the antibody binding site) are possible explanations for the diminution of Alz-50 and PHF-1 immunoreactivity in this work compared to that in previous studies.

Fewer phycobilisomes, the main light-harvesting complexes for PS II in the vegetative cells [ 75], could account for a diminution of O2-evolving activity of PS II in heterocysts.

Obama's critics blame him for a diminution of American prestige — of the country's influence, respect, and power.

"That could result in a claim by the tenant for a diminution of services," Mr. Abramson said.

A June 25 letter about John Tierney's June 21 column, "The Adams Principle," states with some authority that "the latter stage of life" should "prepare us for the diminution of our powers through a focus on compassion, wisdom and good social works".