Sentence examples for global diminution from inspiring English sources

The tranquilizing illusions of our everyday world seem in our time to be severely threatened from all sides--by global economic collapse, by global diminution of natural resources, by global warming, by global nuclear proliferation, and by global terrorism.

I describe our era as an "Age of Trauma," because the tranquilizing illusions of our everyday world seem in our time to be severely threatened from all sides -- by global diminution of natural resources, by global economic collapse, by global warming, by global nuclear proliferation, and by global terrorism.

When we calculated the ratio of averaged intensities Sor55/3153A for each probe from three arrays, we found, as expected, approximately a half global diminution of DNA across Ch5b.

In contrast, mutation of MYBb resulted in a considerable global diminution of GUS staining in all vascular tissues, suggesting that MYBb could be bound by an activator factor (Fig. 5a).

eIF2α phosphorylation results in a dual effect on gene expression: a global translational diminution and translational upregulation of select mRNA, including ATF4 mRNA.

American officials, while in some cases defensive about the missing weapons in Iraq, nonetheless say they see no diminution of global concern.

Margaret Thatcher's slashing of arts subsidy in the 1980s (yes, we can blame her) was a first blow, together with a global financial crisis and a diminution in corporate giving.

They are fretful about the probable diminution of Britain's global status.

On the other hand, imposing rules that are so tough that the industry shrinks may lead to another diminution of Britain's global heft.

"The problem with being a thriller writer like me today," he says, "is the diminution of the UK's global role".

There are, however, signs that global processes may be leading to the diminution of Western power in a variety of contexts, including sports.