Sentence examples for working diminished from inspiring English sources

Inexorably and, to the South Vietnamese, inexplicably, the number of shells their guns were allowed to fire, the number of missions their aircraft could fly and the spare parts available to keep equipment working diminished month by month.

"You would think that's pretty reasonable, but when you put all six together the probability of them all working diminishes considerably," Mr Singh says.

Moreover, the physician's success in returning workers expeditiously to work diminishes rapidly with the increasing severity of the injury or illness.

Both direct and indirect forms of violence impinge upon the space within which sex workers live and work, diminishing the control they have over this space and the way they can move and act within it.

Daily chores become difficult, ability to work diminishes, and there is a lower rate of full-time employment.

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

But Stokowski's insistence on performing new works diminished his popularity, the same fate that befell Boston's Serge Koussevitzky.

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.

Since the late 1980s, a long list of high-profile Chinese exiles who were granted refuge in the United States have found their work diminished, or their reputations compromised.

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.