Sentence examples similar to triggered a diminution from inspiring English sources

Estimations indicate a trend towards higher temperatures and reduced rainfall (Climate Change Victoria, 2012) which would trigger a diminution of the density of required fauna resources in the remnant blocks.

Many Muslims followed it on Middle East-based media that presented an even gorier picture of Palestinian suffering than other British viewers saw.The Gaza crisis also triggered a round of name-calling within the world of British Islam that has laid bare a rapid diminution of the middle ground on which emollient types hope to stand.

Finally it triggered a response.

The national designation, by contrast, is purely honorific and doesn't trigger any diminution of property rights.

The flame triggered an explosion.

This diminution in consumption tax revenue is not compensated by the increase in capital income tax revenue, which triggers a fiscal adjustment in the only free fiscal parameter in our model, i.e., initially the public debt and subsequently the consumption tax.

This triggers a domino effect.

Roger Lowenstein triggers a provocative idea.

This focus on "Good Reason" definitions that go beyond the more typical triggers such as a diminution in duties/role or reductions in compensation suggests that companies should review any "Good Reason" definitions in agreements with their executives in order to determine whether any such definitions could result in an adverse say-on-pay vote recommendation by ISS.

We sense a diminution of our cosmos.

There is a diminution of complexity.