Sentence examples for may diminish the from inspiring English sources

But sooner or later technical advances may diminish the risks.

That may diminish the occasion a little but not as much as might be though.

Conversely, alcohol may diminish the effectiveness of drugs and even worsen symptoms.

As a result, the field of neuropathology is shrinking, and its atrophy may diminish the entire field of neurology.

Splitting Parise and Kovalchuk may diminish the top line, but the switch may make the second line more productive.

But Beijing's latest statement may diminish the prospects that it will use Mr. Soong as a conduit for dialogue with Mr. Chen.

This was agreed as part of the sale of BBC Resources, and may diminish the advantages that can accrue from competitive tendering.

Calcification takes energy, so increased biological energy needed to form and maintain deep sea coral structures may diminish the corals' other biological processes, including reproduction.

Keeping a detainee out of the general prison population "may diminish the need to conduct some aspects of the searches at issue".

To call "America's Most Wanted" merely a show may diminish the public-service role that Mr. Walsh and others say it performs.

Saturated concentrations of the agonist may diminish the potency effect.