Sentence examples for much diminution from inspiring English sources

Dr. Mark Lovell was a pioneer in creating the ImPACT program, which establishes a cognitive level prior to play that then serves as a benchmark for determining how much diminution has occurred after a concussion.

"I don't see that there's been much diminution of effort or emphasis in terms of the work done on foreign policy," Diller added, citing Lugar's continued work on Nunn-Lugar monitoring, a foreign aid reform bill and a new NATO expansion bill.

For a P-type controller and paths with strong curvature variation, the new scheme ensures much better diminution of contour error than earlier methods.

She was not arguing that the EU's remit should be trimmed.Britain could nonetheless secure a much lesser diminution, perhaps to gain freedom from some aspect of EU labour or social law.

Also, much of the diminution in crude survival rates was explained by the higher demand for revision for reasons other than infection in the younger age groups.

In the long term, though, no one has much to gain from the diminution of storied institutions.

Much is said today about the diminution of the "actions have consequences" school of hard knocks that may have built the best leaders.

Much of what is driving the diminution in opportunities for law school graduates at elite law firms is the fact that business clients have become less willing to pay high hourly rates for teams of novices.

In this sense, aluminum cans may be the ultimate object of the circular economy: endlessly recyclable with no diminution in quality and saving much of the mega-energy required to create aluminum from bauxite ore.

They attribute much of the slowing of consumer spending to this diminution of the wealth effect through the spring and early summer.

To his credit, Russell comments in his Autobiography that when it came to their political differences, Whitehead "was more tolerant than I was, and it was much more my fault than his that these differences caused a diminution in the closeness of our friendship" (1967, 127).