But the removal of semi-automatic weapons from stores is entirely because of diminished interest in the products, according to Walmart.
"We certainly hope that this procedure is not misinterpreted as a sign of diminished interest in promoting such exchanges because it is not," said an Administration official who insisted on not being identified.
With nominations for lead actor, supporting actress and outstanding ensemble, "Lee Daniels The Butlerr," one of the year's first big Oscar films, is back in the spotlight following weeks of diminished interest from awards observers.
Ryan's roster in recent years was of diminished quality.
The result can be a diminished interest in food and gradual weight loss, or a tendency to over-season foods with salt or sugar, which may impair control of high blood pressure or diabetes, common problems in the elderly.
IF the death of celebrated artists is often followed by diminished interest in their work, Samuel Beckett has been luckier than most.
In this regard it is of interest to note that the diminished chloride currents in DM1 patients and in the HSA LR mice, have been hypothesized to result as a consequence of decreased Clc-1 levels reflecting nonsense mediated decay of aberrantly spliced Clc-1 RNAs (Mankodi et al., 2002).
Among the affected lipids, the diminished odd-chain triglycerides are of particular interest as they were also diminished in DCM independent of LMNA mutation and thus could be considered as DCM risk marker candidates but this warrants further studies.
A lasting legacy of the Murdoch era is one of diminished standards.
We are in the golden age of the internet, and it's our love of being online that leads to our diminished interest in drinking.
Fewer people thus experience what Lopez calls "the complex feelings of affinity and self-assurance one feels with one's native place", and there is a diminished sense of interest in any place in particular, outside one's immediate, and often temporary, domestic sphere.
