Sentence examples for growth diminished from inspiring English sources

Market nervousness about the debt crisis in Greece and the prospect for global economic growth diminished Prada's debut on Friday, the same way it did for the luggage maker Samsonite earlier this month.

"A one-dimensional obsession with public debt ('if austerity is not working, we need more of it') has led Europe to underplay its underlying problems of low growth, diminished competitiveness and economic weakness," he warned.

The report features comments from several Lebanese officials and an Israeli food blogger; it also includes the note that in 2007, Israeli researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem studied hummus, and discovered that this chickpea purée accelerated growth, diminished aggression, and worked as an anti-depressant.

Non-limited growth resulted in 82 mg N per g of biomass, but N-limited growth diminished the N content.

Rhizome emergence and early tillering slightly increased as DTC increased, but these effects on growth diminished as the season progressed.

Thus, these data indicate that while Sod1 activity is critical for low zinc growth, diminished Sod1 activity is not a major source of the elevated ROS observed under these conditions.

Then there's our lack of jobs, lack of income growth, diminishing prospects and dwindling opportunities.

The European Central Bank could end up raising interest rates, a policy most suited to thriving Germany, even as weakening growth diminishes the risks of inflation elsewhere in the euro zone.

Dr Spadafora could withdraw treatment and watch tumours grow faster roughly as quickly as they did in control mice and then restart treatment and see the growth diminish again.

Osmotic variations in the soil can affect bacterial growth diminishing the number of inoculated bacteria.

Enhancement of the electrical conductivity was mainly caused by improved grain growth diminishing the number of the grain boundaries.