Sentence examples for work diminished from inspiring English sources

As more women entered paid employment, average hours of unpaid work diminished.

During Trump's first year in office, he said, he saw this work diminished — eclipsed by warnings and insults from the president's Twitter account.

If the developers and builders find their work diminished, thousands will be off the payroll, with many going on public assistance or being forced to abandon the state.

Dr. West, who was Geron's visionary but did not have a significant operating role, left the company in 1998 as its emphasis on anti-aging work diminished.

But because of the decline of the sugar industry and mechanization, the amount of available work diminished steeply so that some farmers were working only one day a week by the late 1990s, said farmers and union officials.

The farm workers at Hacienda Luisita voted in favor of that plan, but because of mechanization and the decline of the sugar industry, the amount of available work diminished steeply, farmers and union officials have said.

The work diminishes after a few years as the new prairie becomes established, Kirkpatrick says.

The capacity to perform muscular work diminishes progressively in the elderly.

There's increasing evidence suggesting that these disruptions make it difficult to do our best work, diminish our productivity, and contribute to a feeling of overwhelm.

Jeremy Hunt has resisted the idea that there should be a distinction between types of work, but isn't this refusing to accept one of the most indisputable facts of life: that our capacity for physical work diminishes with time?

Health-care workers won't have to worry about the need for their work diminishing as the population ages, said Martha Gimbel, research director for the Hiring Lab at Indeed, a jobs site.