Sentence examples similar to seeing a diminution from inspiring English sources

"You might see a diminution in numbers," she said.

"Over the next generation or two you might see a diminution of their influence," he said of international terrorists.

"I have seen a diminution of respect toward our crews in general," said Gary Hopson, a conductor on Amtrak's New York-to-Boston route.

"We would not want to see a diminution of work release in the city of New York, where a large majority of the prisoners come from".

I think that's the pattern we might see on a global basis against international terrorism over the next generation or two you will see a diminution in their influence but not a total elimination.

If Burke had a forward-looking mind, and believed that human nature both required and led to development, he did not think that progress was necessarily an unqualified gain: for instance, in discussing the civilizing of American savages, he saw a diminution of their courage as well as an increase in their moral goodness.

Feedback from our peers shows that other test-optional schools have not generally seen a diminution in quality of students.

The eventual containment and treatment of SARS has seen a diminution of the massive media publicity and overt public concern.

"And so over the next 18 months you will see a sharp diminution in research activity.

…Then I saw a marked diminution of his reflexes in the gym.

But "if we see a further diminution of income," Ms. Munn predicted, referring to groups that have experienced extreme difficulties and laid off staff, "then January, February, March, we will see closures".