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"Without concerted preservation of existing wilderness areas, there will be a diminished capacity for large-scale ecological restoration," the authors wrote.

There will be a diminished appetite for an English manager now a less than universally popular choice has proved to be a dud, and not just because Steve Bruce is out of work, Alan Pardew remains wedded to Crystal Palace, and Eddie Howe and Sean Dyche both appear too young and inexperienced.

"Without concerted preservation of existing wilderness areas, there will be a diminished capacity for large-scale ecological restoration".

If not, there will be a diminishing demand for space at 30 Gresham Street, Dresdner Kleinwort's smart new address.

"Although the scientific importance has diminished, I think there will be a lot of interest this time among the public, based on e-mail I've seen from around the world".

But they disagree with his belief that there will be diminishing returns from more genomewide association studies.

Perhaps there will be diminishing returns at some point, though Mike Galgon, chief advertising strategist at Microsoft (and co-founder of aQuantive), told me he didn't think there would be.

Therefore, there will be diminishing returns for additional training before the catastrophe.

However there will be diminishing returns from adding families as the number of families is increased.

"These other moves" — like dissolving parliament and delaying a decision on the election — "indicate that even if Morsi is the president, there will be other ways to diminish his power".

There will be those who work to diminish a common sense of obtaining security, which rests on finding common interests and building on them.