Sentence examples for start to dilute from inspiring English sources

The executive, Wendelin Wiedeking, said annual production would hit 75,000 vehicles in 2002, including the Cayenne, but further expansion might start to dilute the exclusive nature of the brand.

"But there's only so much you can do and if you try to go for too many things, we know from the past - where we've done that - you start to dilute your opportunity to win one thing".

Start to dilute half of the near-20% enriched uranium stockpile that is in hexafluoride form, and continue to convert the rest to oxide form not suitable for further enrichment.

"It can start to dilute the original idea of a festival," he says, "to make it lose its character". .

The most obvious is the second when BrdU is removed at 312 hours and the cells immediately start to dilute out the label.

And then the conversations start to dilute into something I can't define any more.

"We started to see a dip two years ago, because all of these reality shows came out and started to dilute the field".

"We had wide range of expertise, but it was pushed to an excess that was starting to be diluted".

Rovio has recently started to spread (dilute?) the Angry Birds brand, with the launch of cart racing game Angry Birds Go! last December.

At TWG Tea, we have one spirit of design and service; as we keep on opening new boutiques, I don't want to start diluting the brand by not being very strict and delegating too much, letting each country start to adapt and modify to what they think they need.

I'm not sure if it was supposed to happen, but as soon as the ice cubes started to melt they diluted the semen and my Macho Mojito started to pass for a less macho mojito, i.e. a mojito without sperm in it.