Sentence examples for of a diminution from inspiring English sources

There was no particular evidence, whatever reports might have suggested, of a diminution in "fighting spirit".

However, Locke's (mainly female) public thought otherwise, and there was no sign of a diminution in his popularity when he suddenly vanished back to Ireland.

Alluvial fan, unconsolidated sedimentary deposit that accumulates at the mouth of a mountain canyon because of a diminution or cessation of sediment transport by the issuing stream.

Disorders of immunity include immune deficiency diseases, such as AIDS, that arise because of a diminution of some aspect of the immune response.

By the time Zurbarán was in his 50s, Seville was suffering an economic crisis as a result of a diminution in trade with America and of the wars in Europe, further worsened by a plague in 1649, to which he lost his son Juan, a promising still-life painter.

They report clear evidence of a diminution in the effects of unions on wages, financial performance, and productivity through time even if certain unfavorable effects of unions are found to persist such as slower employment growth and elevated absenteeism.

Over-expression of TIMPs led to a diminution of the destructive potential of RASFs.

And key to that stasis, to the maintenance of the status quo, to a diminution of opportunity for 93percentnt of the population, is Oxbridge.

The judges' unsuccessful lawsuit argued that this breaking of the promise amounted to a diminution of judicial pay, forbidden by the "compensation clause" of Article III.

Swollen ranks of missing and chronically jobless workers are the human equivalent of idled factories — a waste of resources, a diminution of wealth, and a sign of despair.

Obama's critics blame him for a diminution of American prestige — of the country's influence, respect, and power.