Sentence examples for some diminution from inspiring English sources

The last two decades of his life saw some diminution in quality.

But there is some diminution in some of the contributing sources".

Needed security reforms will entail some diminution of privacy as passengers are required to identify themselves more definitively, he said.

But the bottom line is that there has been some diminution in violence, and still there has been absolutely no political progress.

The transformation of Sheffield Plaza also illustrates a paradox: the improvement of privately owned public space often comes at the price of some diminution in public access.

The downgrading of the Mao cult this summer may conceivably signify some diminution of his status since the peak of the cultural revolution.

Here, it does seem that the proper response is sometimes (depending on the proposition at issue) suspension of belief or some suitable diminution of credence (Bonjour 1998, pp. 138 142).

Still, it's hard to read his luminous and horizon-expanding "Age of Wonder" without feeling some sense of diminution in our own imaginatively circumscribed times.

Phylogenetically diverse taxa undergo chromatin diminution — some ciliates, nematodes, copepods, and vertebrates.

Gefitinib showed activity in the assay and even though cytotoxic effects were not expected, in some cases the diminution in ATP levels suggests that these may occur.

Furthermore, if there is any difference in the compliance with medication by gender, with women being more likely to pick up a second prescription, then this could explain some of the diminution in gender differences in consulting when controlling for medication use.