Sentence examples for short-term diminished from inspiring English sources

The Pennsylvania complaints can include allegations of short-term diminished water flow, as well as pollution from stray gas or other substances.

Mr. Michel (pronounced Mish-ELL), a longtime friend of Mr. Wiesel's, has never been reticent; but his sense of urgency to bear witness has only increased as his short-term memory has diminished.

As the disease progresses, concentration and short-term memory diminish and involuntary movements of the head, trunk and limbs increase.

Ever since the midterms, the White House's tactics have consistently maximized President Obama's short-term advantage while diminishing his overall authority.

"That's a good sign that demand for short-term liquidity is diminishing or being replaced by private-sector liquidity," said Bernanke.

The inconsistency in these findings emphasises the importance to study the development of human-introduced traditions on a more longitudinal scale, because observed patterns during a short-term study can diminish over time.

Androgen deprivation therapy has showed important short-term effects in diminishing tumour growth, however, a significant percentage of treated patients have developed hormone-independent neoplastic cells; becoming resistant to the treatment and displaying a fast tumour progression (Pienta and Bradley, 2006).

The proportion of short term prescriptions diminished with time from first year of diagnosis for instance, to 77.8% after 5 years.

However, says S&P, the company's efforts mean that the likelihood of a short-term liquidity squeeze has diminished.

Multiple studies have revealed short-term positive effects, which diminished over time [ 20– 20].

The worldwide problem of an ever-expanding, biodiversity-diminishing and polluting carbon footprint left by industrial exploitation gives short-term benefits to a diminishing few.