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Rising unemployment has diminished the bargaining power of people with jobs.
The inaccuracy of the missiles greatly diminishes their effectiveness.
Her popularity as a singer has diminished since the glory days of the 1980s.
Fresh snow meant that our chances of reaching the summit slowly diminished.
This is because longitudinal evaluations of behavioral functioning that are indexed to age-matched norms provide profiles of emerging and diminishing symptoms over time.
On the face of it, strife had been diminishing.
Based on simulations, they observe that recombination together with synergistic or diminishing epistasis increases or decreases permissible mutation rates and genome sizes.
On the near side the skirt has a great effect in increasing or diminishing the apparent size and form of the rider.
The insolubility of dyes on "fast" attachment to fiber was compared with diminishing solubility as double salts were formed.
The outward current has a constant or slightly diminishing amplitude as the oocyte matures.
It could label the freelancer as out-of-touch and ' backward ', and lead to diminishing work.
Even if courts continued to sit, they did so with diminishing effectiveness.
What is revealed though by the curves is that values above these figures have a diminishing limited effect on the probability that therapy is cost-effective.
For example, there may be a diminishing marginal utility for injured parties that ought not be factored into the compensation that is owed.
The second: architecture's diminishing importance relative to reality.
We restrict all factors devoted to the accumulation of human capital in order to exhibit diminishing returns.
The descriptive claim is that individual preferences themselves are convex; that they exhibit generalized diminishing marginal utility.
The income and religiosity variables are logged because we expect their effects to display diminishing returns at their highest values.
The research to date suggests that this alarmist view of drastically diminishing welfare programmes or rising populist expectations needs to be substantially revised.
