Taking that power away from diners could well diminish the quality of service.
He acknowledged that each warning might well diminish the impact of the next.
Not testing the partners might well diminish the efficacy of this simple field medicine approach.
The losses might well diminish Mr. Norman's influence in determining the next City Council speaker, particularly if a number of council members have no loyalty to Mr. Norman.
But over time, the firm's willingness to absorb some of the cost of a music subscription may well diminish, says Mark Mulligan of Jupiter, another market-research firm.
Others – myself included – will acknowledge Ward's joke-writing skill, but find the content, and the demeanour, a bit grubby, self-satisfied and, well, diminishing of one's joie de vivre.
The fear of taking risks, the lack of trust for young professionals, the rigidities, the archaisms and, above all, the 35-hour-week law, which might well diminish the unemployment rate, but kills all personal initiatives".
The danger, Professor Cohen and others said, is that if they go too far in undermining her credibility, they risk, as well, diminishing or even eliminating the value of what brought her to the stand for the defense in the first place.
Leonardo's drawing, then, is an illustration of Vitruvius' theories, a fact that might well diminish one's estimation of the artist, as so many of the concepts at issue — the magical significance of basic shapes, the symbology of ratios — are scientifically unsound.
Also in these situations, overreliance could well diminish the expected positive impacts of the system by 24 34%, if either of the above negative effects applies.
