Sentence examples for real diminution from inspiring English sources

"The question is, when this panic translates into a real diminution in the living standard, will Iranians be willing to take it?" the businessman said.

And in the three months since the federal benefits stopped, there has been no real diminution in the number of long-term unemployed and no notable change in the pace of the unemployed finding work.

A real collapse involves a diminution in volume – it would be an open metastable packing being reduced to a more closely packed, more stable structure.

And we cannot continue to test our kids to death and not expect a diminution of real learning.

"Thinking of sex that way, it's such a diminution of what is actual and real".

For an elite (when considered on a global scale) class of literate people, the diminution of power of real literary or even journalistic talent feels like an amputation.

It seems strange that Barça is winning the Spanish league, so far ahead even of Real Madrid, yet there is this definite diminution of the intensity that served the team in the first three years that Pep Guardiola coached the team.

In addition our approach gets the dicodon distribution of randomized sequences very close to that of the natural CDS. 1) We observe a gradual diminution of the difference between real and randomized sequences when using progressively larger oligonucleotides with the randomized sequence generation programs (SRI-generator and MRI-generator).

Moreover, in [22] it was strongly argued that the real test of economic convergence is a consistent diminution of variance, not among the means of aggregate variables, but among individual enterprises and households, there by, rather indirectly, arguing against the plausibility of observing convergence dynamics in models of aggregate national accounts data.

This diminution of stature is painful and real.

And this indebtedness leads to a diminution of our actual independence and of our ability to control our own future.