Sentence examples for owing to diminished from inspiring English sources
"This is an aging market," Case said, owing to diminished birth rates 12 to 16 years ago.
By contrast, it may be that surgeons are rushing procedures owing to diminished resources that may include a shortage of qualified surgeons and/or decreased operating theatre time.
In the second sensitivity analysis (S2), which considers the mortality effect of letting only anthropogenic O3 precursor emissions increase in the 2050s, the relative increase in mortality projections fell slightly below the M1 base case, owing to diminished O3 concentrations in the 2050s in the most densely populated urban core areas.
This indicates that the use of QFTGIT for the epidemiological study of LTBI is feasible, even in populations unreactive to TST owing to diminishing immune responses [ 10, 34].
The rapid rate of increase before the menopause (ages 40 50) slows down after that, probably owing to diminishing levels of circulating oestrogens [ 11].
Common lizards are, in fact, not as common in Britain as they were, owing to their diminishing habitat.
(According to Jean Agarrista, president of the Riviera Maya Hotel Association, the area south of Cancún has had a 20 percent drop in hotel occupancy over the last five years owing to the diminishing beach).
This drop is due to the increase in sheet resistance owing to the diminishing amount of aluminum remaining in the film.
Although the language had official status and a written form, its use in the Ch'ing empire steadily diminished owing to the pervasiveness of Chinese in daily affairs.
Friends of the Earth has also expressed its opposition, but Third Energy said it was confident that it could proceed in a safe way, although any immediate rewards have diminished owing to the slump in oil and gas prices.
Its principal trade has been in the vin ordinaire of Languedoc, notably Muscat, said to have been introduced by the Romans, but this has diminished owing to the centralization of the wine industry in Montpellier.
