Sentence examples for see diminished from inspiring English sources

"It is a remarkable experience that none of us who do these tours want to see diminished," Ms. Kasza said.

The ABC is forced to explain its relevance in the face of ongoing attacks, when its charter prioritises the very things its commercial critics would see diminished: multiculturalism, education, diversity – and independence.

"An analyst may have fabulous relationships with investors, but if they are not known to be banker-friendly they will see diminished compensation unless the research director is very strong and can defend them".

The News of the World has a circulation of 2.7 million, a size that gives News International scale with advertisers and a dominance in the market that analysts say Mr. Murdoch is unlikely to want to see diminished.

But young Koreans tend to see diminished opportunities in a country where the rich can afford private tutors for their children while others struggle to pay skyrocketing tuition and the poor are shut out altogether.

n Microsoft is likely to see diminished revenue streams from sub- $1,000 computers.

We therefore think the UK business is at an inflection point and with the drag from the international businesses yet to reverse we see diminishing earnings growth.

We start to see diminishing returns in coverage at a hotspot panel size of 1000 mutations.

"I didn't work 20 years to see diminishing returns.

He gave a hint in a 2002 interview with Spike Magazine, explaining that he started to see diminishing returns from stand-up comedy.

However, even GridFTP should eventually see diminishing returns as more concurrent TCP connections are added, according to its authors (8).