Sentence examples for start diminished from inspiring English sources

The probability to receive a kidney transplant within 2 years from the RRT start diminished from 60% in 1980 1984 to 35% in 2000 2005 (Table 1).

And I still hearken back to the original purpose of such a defense, and that is to start diminishing the value of offensive weapons.

"I harken back to the original purpose of such a defense, and that is to start diminishing the value of offensive weapons," he said.

"Final salary pay outs are about to start diminishing and some are arguing that existing private pension inflation proofing should be cut.

"That's just a reality for me that my chances are going to start diminishing, but I don't think you look at it in terms of, 'Oh, geez, I only have four more chances,' because who knows".

However, slowly the production rate will start diminishing.

And the sense that you have to be here or you can't play is going to start diminishing".

We would answer in the affirmative, as the overall effect peaked in the crisis years and afterwards started diminishing and moving to below one.

Muscle mass starts diminishing as early as your 30s and doesn't stop: bones weaken, coordination drops, everything goes to shit.

They started diminishing, turning away from the classic Broadway styling (as Broadway itself had, somewhat, turned away from the Gershwins and Rodgers and Hammersteins and more toward the rock musical).

It was not until the 1840s that English started diminishing the role of Persian -- through the vector of British imperialism no less -- as an influential language in the region (in particular, in South Asia).