Sentence examples for relevance diminished from inspiring English sources

With each passing year, that period seems increasingly distant, its immediate relevance diminished.

Long stay in Norway (longer than 14 years) was an important predictor factor for utilization of services, but its relevance diminished, and disappeared for OIC immigrants, after adjustment for socioeconomic factors.

Even so, "over a period of time, its relevance diminishes," Mr. Adamson said, "as consumers begin to ask what does it have to do with the brand.

For his part, Novitzky is starting to look more and more like Ken Starr, circa 1998, myopically pursuing a case whose relevance diminishes with each new news cycle.

Who, what, when, and where all in the first paragraph, a trail of relevance slowly diminishing towards a tedious close: that's the way our newspaper forefathers who worked in lead type deemed best.

If such induced changes can be verified in clinical studies, this may help in the design of new therapeutic drugs which may be of relevance to diminish the incidence and perhaps the progression of the debilitating condition of Parkinson's disease.

Although the geographical accessibility is of great importance in achieving equitable health care, its relevance probably diminishes in a context where citizens live in near proximity of both services (in this study on average 3.3 kms from a PCC and 2.9 kms from an ED, in a city with good public transport and a high walkability index) [ 18].

This time around — with Variety bleeding from layoffs, vanishing advertisers and sharply diminished relevance — Reed initially offered the newspaper for about $50 million.