Sentence examples for which will diminish from inspiring English sources
We are already having to deal with the fallout of the EU referendum, and a potential Scottish Independence referendum, both of which will diminish us on the global stage.
The only hope is to develop the kinds of mechanisms and instrumentalities which will diminish tension as it arises, and resolve conflicts in an early stage".
In this way we stay consciously connected to each other in our daily life which will diminish the feeling of separation and make us less likely to need to fake anything.
If you keep your team in the dark about the workings of the department and their division, you may endure a group of whiners and withholders, which will diminish your division or organization's financial performance.
At the same time, society is changing rapidly: in the coming years individualism in society will increase further, which will diminish social cohesion [ 25].
The most likely explanation for this is that long-term trials are expensive and are likely to be subject to attrition which will diminish their impact.
As for politics there are those who predict pendulum swings to the extreme right or the extreme left but it is more likely that there will be a less dramatic political transformation, which primarily, will diminish the power of the Liberal Democratic Party, the loose coalition of competing conservative factions which has run Japan like a political workshop for two decades.
Without additional training places, the number of GPs will remain relatively stable until 2014 after which retirements will diminish and the effects of the recent increase in training places will result in increased GP numbers.
"But there is a general notion that they want to accumulate influence, which will necessarily diminish U.S. power".
Most of those needs were filled with his love and compassion, a need which only he could fill and one which will not diminish with time.
The most obvious is that relatively few dances outlive their maker; the second most obvious is that the dances will acquire different accents when the maker is gone, most of which will probably diminish them.
