Sentence examples for systematic diminution from inspiring English sources
Various theories for the decline have been expounded: from the assertion that the trend is symptomatic of all membership-based organisations (ie nothing can be done), to the observation that the fall is contiguous with the systematic diminution of membership rights and privileges (ie something can be done).
We investigate the possible lesions of the cochlea undergone during the first insertions, in order to determine the presence of a systematic diminution of forces for the second or the third insertions.
However, a systematic exploration of respiratory function in January 2000 showed a severe hypoxia and confirmed the diminution of carbon monoxide capacity found 5 years earlier.
Systematic increases in the overload, applied prior to the commencement of the HCF cycles, clearly demonstrated a diminution in the contribution of the HCF cycles to crack growth rates.
We sense a diminution of our cosmos.
"There has been no apparent diminution.
"There's a subtle diminution in prestige".
There is a diminution of complexity.
The acknowledgement reflects the diminution of Christianity in Britain.
Ministries also fight any diminution of their budgets.
