Sentence examples for quality diminishes from inspiring English sources

We don't like giving them much to do, and so their quality diminishes.

Soil quality diminishes southward, but grapes and sunflowers still can be grown.

But when the light inside is too bright at night, the film's reflective quality diminishes, and it becomes more transparent.

While it is true that as the numeral after a franchise title goes up, the movie's quality diminishes, it is still likely that box office returns will rise.

The structural changes of the films in presence of water vapor are found to be permanent in nature for both thinner and thicker films and overall film quality diminishes on prolonged swelling.

If you grow a crop in a field year after year, soil quality diminishes and leaves plants undernourished and more susceptible to disease.

Since the 1980s, a large and growing body of research has shown that sperm counts, and quality, diminish over the years.

This festive quality diminished, but not completely, as leagues were organized, because even then the better teams made more money barnstorming than in regular-season play.

1994) ("'Tarnishment' generally arises when the plaintiff's trademark is linked to products of shoddy quality," diminishing the value of the mark "because the public will associate the lack of quality... with the plaintiff's unrelated goods".).

Glucose-loaded studies had better image quality, diminished FDG blood-pool activity, and were more often clinically interpretable compared to fasted studies.

In the 1929 season, Pennock saw his pitching time and pitching quality diminish.