Sentences with phrase «actually diminish»

Before the meeting, McFarland argued that beekeeping would actually diminish those threats, because people were less likely to be stung by a «managed colony» than by untended bees.

Yet, at - risk infants and toddlers often receive child care of such poor quality that it may actually diminish inborn potential and lead to poorer cognitive, social, and emotional - developmental outcomes.

In addition, too much design — multiple fonts, lots of bold and italic, complex graphics — may actually diminish the professional look of a resume.

We all have pretty much the same three main basic life insurance needs and the truth is that those needs actually diminish and often disappear with time.

Will it actually diminish America's influence on the oil producing countries?

There are a few factors to consider but there is a real chance the weak Alpha type spots may actually diminish the F10.7 Flux & EUV values, this is a difficult area to be precise with and will require future data to establish a clear trend.

In many cases, excluding less than perfect data can actually diminish the overall quality of the dataset.

But the exhibition, organized by Fine Arts Museums chief curator Steven Nash and scheduled to tour nationally after it closes here on Sept. 3, should also demonstrate that Thiebaud is a formidable painter whose popular appeal might actually diminish appreciation of his real achievement.

High definition resolutions, enhanced artwork, improved audio, smoother frame - rates, stereoscopic 3D support... a good HD conversion sees the original game being handled with respect in its transition to more powerful hardware, accepting that sometimes a 720p facelift alone isn't enough, and that without care and attention, can actually diminish the impact of titles designed for the low - res CRT era.

Intended to stimulate the economy, they could end up causing it to overheat, fuel inflation, and actually diminish buying power.

He or she would probably have a different audience for each — but would knowing that the author also wrote horror actually diminish the author brand from the perspective of the romance audience?

The whole idea of learning together will actually diminish, as MOOC's grow bigger in size.Despite of drawbacks, MOOC's are well appreciated because distinguished professors offer some of the courses from world - class universities, which people could not dream off attending a decade ago.

So by focusing so specifically on reading and math tests, our accountability systems can actually diminish the value of reading and math tests.

When you tend to have more restricts, you actually diminish your prospects of finding the perfect life companion.

Overall, though, the findings suggest that measures to prolong life may actually diminish quality of life.

Join us for the journey back to the foods that make sense for your body — and away from those promoted by the multi-billion dollar food industry as «healthy» foods that actually diminish your health.

Regular sauna usage will actually diminish stress over time.

The first step of boosting your energy is to dispel and rid yourself of certain nutrition myths that actually diminish your energy reserve and prevent you from being your true energetic self.

Static stretching is most effective after a workout — if you do it before, you can overextend the targeted muscles and actually diminish their power and strength during the following workout.

Thus, the irresponsible demand for independence characteristic of the democracy of desire tends at length to autocracy and police coercion, which actually diminish the people's freedom.

Leaders who are too optimistic can actually diminish their team's morale and productivity.

While these programs might create participation spikes early on, engagement quickly dries up, actually diminishing employees» motivation to adhere to healthy behaviors in the long run.

Other research out of Cornell has shown that being perceived as creative actually diminishes a person's chances of being promoted to a leadership role.

However, digging a little more into the history book, I found that in 6 of the 8 years when the S&P 500 rose during the initial rate hike, inflation was actually diminishing or stable (2004).

As he notes, this kind of admissions spin actually diminishes, rather than enhances, your chance of getting in.

«So I'm particularly worried about the process over the next two years actually diminishing parliamentary sovereignty and MPs powers, and it very much sitting with the executive and the prime minister.

Over the past three decades, the incidence of cyclones in the tropics has actually diminished — because while tropical cyclones may become more intense in a warmer climate, it is actually more difficult to generate them.

The reason: Sugar actually diminishes the ability to taste sweetness, and briefly avoiding sugary fare will make naturally sweet foods more satisfying.

«The look of satin - finish makeup is really modern, and the reflective quality actually diminishes the appearance of fine lines,» notes Sarah Lucero, Stila celebrity makeup artist.

But ultra-endurance athlete Rich Roll says focusing on quick fixes actually diminishes...

Additionally, your ability to lose fat actually diminishes over time for several reasons.

Moving into summer's bigger competition actually diminished Sony Screen Gems» «Think Like a Man Too.»

When the situation balloons and leads to street rioting, the drama actually diminishes rather than grows.

This protection would be vain, however, if a state would at the same time violate this right itself on the very basic level — in school education — by either not having the topic in the programmes or teaching it in the way which actually diminishes or denies the crimes.

For instance, is there any evidence that parents are being misled, that charter schools are actually diminishing rather than improving their children's achievement?

I preferred using the HDX without the $ 49 foldable «origami case» Amazon sent along with the review unit, which is undeniably handy on - the - go, but adds bulk, weight, and actually diminishes the tablet's overall look.

The end user always thinks about them getting as many games for as little outlay as possible, but they forget that it actually diminishes the value of quality content from day one of a new game's launch.

Or actually diminishing crop yields, cropland productivity, as measured by kilograms of cereals per capita year, peaked in 1976, according to Lester R. Brown of the Worldwatch Institute.

Heat waves have actually diminished, not increased.

As you can see, the projection is actually a diminishing curve.

We will learn some things about the CO2 greenhouse effect you have probably never heard in the media, such as the fact that warming from CO2 is actually a diminishing return phenomenon whose effect is asymptotic or essentially capped, making it hard to understand the prevalence of wild, open - ended temperature runaway scenarios.

To cast the liability net so wide as to catch the sender of a distracting text message actually diminishes the driver's responsibility to operate his or her vehicle in a safe manner.

The trial judge erred in assessing the claim for loss of earning capacity on the basis that the appellant's earnings had not actually diminished after the accident.

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And by then it's likely that the economy will have actually gone from a state that no longer looks diminished, to something that resembles healthy.

Baker is excited about the airline industry overall, writing that «cost convergence, fare unbundling, widespread consolidation, diminished new entrant activity, and return - oriented management teams have combined to form an industry that is actually managing itself for the first time we can recall.»

In Q2 — results were announced in February — it posted earnings of 47 cents per share, which actually came in a cent above the analysts» diminished expectations.

Cohn probably won't actually leave the White House for a few weeks, but his role is certainly diminished, and he appears to have lost the tariff battle to Trump's protectionist instincts.

But Berger's propensity to expound theology solely on an empirical, inductive basis — his desire, that is, to make anthropology not only the starting point but the continuing locus of his theology — actually results in a diminished play experience as well as a truncated Christianity.

In fact Father Maillard, the director of Frères du Monde, actually declared: «If I noticed that my faith [true, he did not add «Christian»] separated me by however little from other men and diminished my revolutionary violence, I would not hesitate to sacrifice my faith,» A clear statement of the conviction latent in Shaull's writings; namely, that revolution is more fundamental than the faith.

In fact, in interpersonal relations the causal activity of a person on another does not diminish one's autonomy but actually does increase it.