Sentence examples for in a diminution from inspiring English sources

Equally, increased attention to other parts of the world needn't result in a diminution of US-UK ties.

If abstention from consumption itself results in a diminution of production, then accumulation (production minus consumption) is correspondingly reduced.

His Swedish wars resulted, moreover, in Poland's loss of Livonia and in a diminution of the kingdom's international prestige.

I'm also uncertain whether it's possible to show that the move from staff to freelance contributors will result, or has resulted, in a diminution in quality.

Mr Barzani and Mr Talabani have to learn to trust each other and, at the same time, put faith in a process that could well result in a diminution of their power.

Instead, he added, both events were "about a sensibility that corrupted a free institution" whose consequences in the case of phone hacking helped "drive the ever descending lowest common denominator of journalism that resulted in a diminution of reporting standards" across the British press.

The Si accumulation in the endodermis and cell walls of plants could reduce the Na accumulation in roots and shoots via a diminution in apoplastic transportation [ 74, 78– 81].

Reduction of hypercapnia was mainly observed in spontaneously breathing and noninvasively ventilated helium-treated patients but not in intubated patients during controlled ventilation, suggesting that the decrease in PaCO2 was mainly in relation to a diminution in CO2 production, related to the diminution in work of breathing and not an improved alveolar ventilation.

No, the problem is something deeper, a loss of pride in craft, a diminution of the work ethic -- and while she thinks it has infected filmmaking, it is not limited to that.

In addition, a diminution of glucose, cholesterol (total, LDL) and triglycerides levels were detected, which together reduce the risk of various chronic diseases.

A decrease in apoptosis is known to be related to an increase in mitochondrial integrity, a diminution in cytochrome C release, and caspase activation; three features that have been described for Gal-3 [ 36].