Not surprisingly, São Paulo was quick to diminish the gravity of the situation, with the club president Juvenal Juvencio saying, "Our biggest victory is the fact that the Argentines ran away".
Many of Kavanaugh's supporters were quick to diminish the significance of his alleged rape attempt on Dr. Christine Blasey Ford arguing that even if he did hold her down and nearly suffocate her while attempting to take her clothes off at a high school party, it was merely "horseplay".
In meeting with the news media, only the fourth time he has done so in three months as the Cowboys' coach, Parcells did elicit a quick smile after diminishing the impact of his return on the franchise.
Yet a rising profile for hard tech may indicate investors' interest diminishing in quick-to-market, consumer-facing startups that proliferated amid the rise of the app economy. .
This led to the scapegoating by demagogues quick to take advantage of diminishing economic prospects of working class whites in (maybe formerly) Great Britain, and that Donald Trump is taking advantage of in the U.S. Hence the Brits vote for Brexit, and withdrawal from the EU.
Nevertheless, when used appropriately radiological services can make health care better, quicker, and cheaper, most often by diminishing diagnostic uncertainty and obviating the need for additional (and more invasive) procedures.
But that represents just a calculation too: is there a quicker way to realize its finite and diminishing worth?
But in order to claw back its diminishing support in Washington, Pakistan needed to make some positive, and quick, steps, one administration official said.
26 A qualitative study in Piura and Tumbes in Peru also cited the quick lessening of symptoms and the perceived adverse effects of treatment as the main elements diminishing adherence.
Whose "hopes are diminishing".
