Sentence examples for on a diminution from inspiring English sources

The shakeup centers on a diminution in status for the program directors in charge of the agency's 13 discipline areas, like literature, dance and folk arts.

Nevertheless, a further hunting ban covering the whole of Iceland was called for in 2011, although the puffin's lack of recent breeding success was being blamed on a diminution in food supply rather than overharvesting.

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

Administrations run on big themes, leading to a diminution in the thinking on other issues that do not make the list.

But on the other hand, many Welsh and Scottish Labour MPs are vitriolically opposed to any development that would lead to a diminution in their influence.

McCain benefitted from his position on the Iraq surge and a diminution of the importance of his heretical stands on immigration and campaign finance.

"In a sense, every one of her successes was a diminution of him," Eyre says.

Consequently, the service time (cell residence time) of calls that end their service in the cell where they were originated is, in general, considerable smaller (greater) than the mean UST (CDT), resulting in a diminution (increase) on the mean value of the CHTn.

"To tell my constituents who just months ago watched their homes and shops burn in front of their eyes... that there will be a diminution of police stations on this scale, alongside police officers, is deeply, deeply worrying".

However, as observed in Table 1, there was a diminution in precision, based on R, at the time of study B. This was especially true for TS and WC.

There were no windows, but, since almost no one on board had an ocean view, this did not represent a diminution of privileges.