diminution

But what's important to say to people is that, yes, you may see a diminution of services.

Still, there were several areas that showed a diminution in services.

And she certainly felt no diminution of her own energies.

Where seen and known, he was always admired, though with some diminution toward the end of his life.

Workers in Europe will not stand for a diminution of their rights or a race to the bottom.

"If someone wants everything they've had before without any diminution at all, well, no.

She felt a new strength, or at least a diminution of the creature's power over her.

It's a diminution of energy and the worry that there are no new ideas.

There could be no other explanation for the obvious diminution in sound.

She woke every day to a new diminution of her self.

"Simple analysis of the time you spent with your wife over the past five years shows a steady diminution."

Are they going to see a diminution of services?

There has been no diminution in the use of crack cocaine.

Otherwise, continued diminution of our economy is all but guaranteed.

But the spectacle will not suffer any diminution by that.

But the mood of the trees suffered no such diminution.

As with the universities, it's not wrong to worry about a diminution of quality.

The very diminution of size made the person or place nearly unrecognizable.

Diminution may also be achieved by a sign of proportion.

These reduction targets cannot be met without serious diminution in food production.

Here you see the perfection of our Art, without any defect, or diminution.

There are many others like me who cannot accept the diminution or the rejection of our skills.

I cannot say that there was any real diminution.

We were getting over the heroin, the first stage of diminution, without too much suffering.

The last difference between the two cases was the diminution in value of the coal companies' properties.