Sentence examples for its diminution from inspiring English sources

Not, note, "please chronicle its diminution and disappearance".

All such attempts to "solve" the book, however admiringly tendered, unwittingly work toward its diminution.

Ms. Hochul insisted that Medicare remain intact while her Republican opponent supported a party line call for its diminution.

How, in an age that seeks to empower women's standing, has the female image become honored mainly in its diminution?

Although the Salians inherited the remains of Ottonian wealth as an imperial demesne, they brought little of their own to make up for its diminution.

It also serves as a reminder that the second wave of activity marked an attempted, although ultimately abortive, scaling-up of colonization after New Year 1863, not its diminution.

Our previous studies have shown the absence of telomerase activity in NHOF, its presence in exponentially replicating NHOK, and its gradual diminution during senescence in NHOK (Kang et al, 1998).

Mr Cruickshank's readers are left to ponder whether the main reason for its decline was a diminution of demand or greater economic opportunities for women.

But despite its gradual diminution in Maimon's thought, the spirit it reflects continues to be expressed in Maimon's steadfast commitment to his 'skeptical rationalism'.

Its steady diminution seems deliberate, seems to suggest something — the course of life?

Instead the Cato Institute's Alan Reynolds moved quickly to challenge the notion of excess income at the top: claiming its marked diminution after 2007 and the distortion of the pre-2007 data by the CBO's misunderstanding of how rich people pay taxes.