Sentence examples for running diminishes from inspiring English sources

As the list of recipes still in the running diminishes, the recipes that remain are given rugged tolerance tests to be sure that they'll work even if home cooks don't measure quite as accurately as a professional home economist does.

Weight reduces with age compared with wild-type littermates (Jang et al., 2010; Larkin et al., 2011) and voluntary wheel running diminishes, which is a sensitive test for early locomotor defects (Muller et al., 2006).

Poverty, so the argument runs, diminishes this true, "positive liberty"; by abolishing or alleviating poverty, welfare programs, financed through coercive taxation, increase the true, positive liberty of society's more unfortunate members.

As my running prowess diminishes, ambient distractions matter more.

They thaw in minutes under cold running water, diminishing the rich salinity only slightly.

Britain, he says, is running into diminishing returns from the deregulation agenda.

First, for a while such countries can invest heavily in new factories, construction, and so on without running into diminishing returns, because they can keep drawing in new labor from the countryside.

Kazakhstan, now under the leadership of an interim and untested president, will need to accept, at least in the short run, diminished influence regionally and globally.

With the former, FDI can only affect growth in the short run because in the long run, diminishing returns to capital set in.

Most observers think quantitative easing has run into diminishing returns.

In other words, it would run into diminishing returns.